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August Compositions = Red and Green and Everything in between – Farmers Market Finds
The weather is great in the city of Minneapolis this weekend. Even a little rain overnight. We are missing rain, which we need for the crops. Continue reading
Posted in animals, Farmer's Markets, gardens, photography, Slow food and art in the kitchen, Vegetables
Tagged art, chinese eggplant, food, heritage tomatoes, hot peppers, Minneapolis, mushrooms, peppers, photography, red lily, Roses, seasons, travel
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SUN oh Sunny Days = Where are you? – Duffy’s Dog Portrait Completed
Today I deliver this portrait to the requester with some relief. This time of year in Minnesota the rain and storms are welcome for the farmers. Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving Day! = Be Thankful & Recipe Rewind: Chocolate Pumpkin Cup Cakes
“Be thankful,” My friend Charley likes to say this on Thanksgiving Day to everyone. Charley’s reminder is that everyday is a day we can live with gratitude in our hearts. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Have a peaceful day … Continue reading
Fresh Pineapple Galette or What to do with a large Pineapple
There I was with this large fresh pineapple and no idea what to do with it. Continue reading
Minneapolis Farmers Market = Saturday Summer Colors Revived – Bright Sunny Days in Minneapolis Minnesota
The Minneapolis Lyndale Farmers Market is open. I have made a trip there two times. Continue reading
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