Carrots, honey and edamame from the farmer's market, with our final garden harvest of the season: several green and red peppers, a handful of green beans and a few tomatoes. We had to cover our garden this weekend as there was already a threat of frost. (I'm sure that makes all you Southerners want to faint!)As if that wasn't enough fresh locally grown produce, the aforementioned acquaintances indeed blessed us with a large bag of apples (in addition to the ones I rescued from the ground).
We thank Thee, Father, for Thy care /And for Thy bounty everywhere;
For this and every other gift, / Our grateful hearts to Thee we lift.
--a common table grace
5 comments:
How wonderful! It's making me so sad to see our empty fridge drawers and fruit bowls. The frost is bad for the garden but I love the fall weather that comes with it!
Abbey :-)
Frost? Already? You must be kidding! Wow!
Nope, it's still beach weather here.
Hugs!
Kat
I could live on vegetables alone. I can't believe you have frost already!
I love edamame beans! My co-workers make fun of me because I eat it in the afternoon as a snack out of a coffee cup.
Also, I just looked at recent pictures of your bouncing baby. You can tell Eric the captions are great. They make me smile :)
Great harvest! :) The frost is holding off in our area, but it won't be long!
Love, Mom
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