On, In, and Around Mondays: Red on the Farm

I went back. How could I stay away, when Sparkle strawberries were calling, and the teapot tree.


Also, I am on a hunt for red, because, Claire sent me looking. And I was sure there must be red at Linsay's place. There was.



I can see I will need to write things down before I go, because I am utterly distracted when I'm at the farm. This time I got lost in talk about Jemima the duck, as I was trying to remember to buy sugar snap peas. I went home without the peas. But I bought duck eggs, which apparently have more protein and something or other. For my part, I kept thinking about Beatrix Potter's duck in her little blue bonnet, and this disrupted my ability to memorize nutritional profiles.
I did get greens that were so Linsay. Graced with rose petals, marigolds, clover flowers.

Now I know I will be back here each week, wondering what will turn up next. The raw honey I drizzled into my mint water would almost be enough. The sweetness of Linsay's vision, and her whimsy, makes me promise my Friday afternoons.


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