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New potatoes, shelling peas, strawberries, and garlic
Aren't they cute?Monday, July 7, 2008
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- Marcia
- I'm a gardener, cyclist, lover of books, wife, mother, granddaughter of a wheat farmer, and longtime homeschooling advocate. I love to grow things like flowers, blueberries, apple trees, and all kinds of vegetables. I love how every day is a different adventure.
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2 comments:
Makes me think of a nice dish Paul bakes up with potatoes, garlic, paprika, and olive oil. Yum!
Deborah
Mmm...that does sound good.
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