The other day I went to the farm to pick raspberries. Yum.
While many immediately became a lovely snack
as I drove home, the remainder have made their way into my freezer
as I drove home, the remainder have made their way into my freezer
(and then back out again quickly for this photo).
Later on when I have time, they will become jam or make
their way into muffins and scones.
Gotta love fresh picked from the farm to your table, nothing beats a lovely
summers day drive to the farm knowing that the goodness found
there will be discovered in your freezer or pantry months down the road.
summers day drive to the farm knowing that the goodness found
there will be discovered in your freezer or pantry months down the road.
On the other hand, as I was driving home, there was what seemed like
a large number of dead skunks on the road here and there. Not unusual at
this time of year, especially on a "country" road but it seems to me
I've come across a great deal of "road kill" this year -- deer, rabbits, porcupines
and it got me thinking . . .
I've come across a great deal of "road kill" this year -- deer, rabbits, porcupines
and it got me thinking . . .
not about the poor little skunk really but the larger picture . . .
how heavy our footprint has really become and how we need to be purposefully mindful
to tread more lightly when we can.
Here's to farmers -- backyard & otherwise.
Here's to farmers -- backyard & otherwise.
Have a tread lightly lovely day.
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