The Fruits of My Labor
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Needle and ThREAD: Stitching for Literacy
Jen Funk Weber on needlework, reading, writing, and life.
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Becca Wrote,
I’m jealous.
Link | August 10th, 2007 at 5:34 am
Jen Wrote,
Time for a blueberry tart, don’t you think?
Mike just asked if I picked any blueberries from the patch that I photographed. The 2 quarts I picked didn’t make a dent in the supply of that particular patch.
What are the chances the US will switch from the gold standard to the blueberry standard? I promise to share my wealth with all blog readers.
Link | August 13th, 2007 at 9:30 am