Hi
Just a little peek at what I have been doing. We took a trip to my brothers in Creston, B.C. and raided his garden.
Here are mustard bean pickles, beet pickles and grape jelly, cherry jelly and strawberry jelly. Did you know that if you have to reboil a batch you lose about half a jar? I had to reboil 2 batches as when they were cool they were just syrup and that would never do. There are several packages of carrots in the deep freeze ready for eating or making carrot cake.
While in Creston I had an opportunity to spend a little time with my blogging buddy, Gail, who was also visiting there. It was great to see her but the time was too short.
The front porch is built and the new lawn is in and looks lovely. My few tomato plants are starting to have a few red tomatoes and my pepper plants have a few nice size peppers. Just a few more things to be done around the yard and then I hope I am ready for fall.
I love fall and hope to get a couple of fall cards done. I love laying in the hammock and watching the hawks circle the field in front of our home.
Have a Blessed day.
Myrna
Saturday, August 25, 2012
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Oh yummy....I love jelly!!! Sounds like you have been busy and I'm glad you were able to get lots of goodies from your brothers garden! :)
Myrna, I bet it all tastes just too delicious!!! Wish I were closer to you to get a sample...lol!!!
Hugs, my friend!
Just look at all those jars of goodies -- I know they don't come easy but you're certainly going to enjoy them!!
Hi Myrna, long time no see! Isn't it just so satisfying when you make your own jams and jellies etc :o)
Jackie xx
Oh WOW!
You've been busy!
I just got home today; need a holiday from the holiday!
Had a great time, did lots and it was wonderful to see you again!
Look at all those jars. How fun to can. I used to can but that was so long ago. I love your carrots being prepped for carrot cake. Happy canning!
Thank you for the sweet birthday wishes! :)
Wow Myrna, you've been busy, everything looks so good! Next time you come up with syrup instead of jelly, try it on pancakes. I did that once, and it was really good!
yum! those look delish! happy woyww!
Oh, YUM! My mouth is watering just thinking about this. I would like to spread some on an English muffin for breakfast.
Blessings,
Karen
Myrna so lucky to have a hammock to relax in. I live in the city and we get to see those only when we go on holidays!
Food trumps paper any day of the week! I bet your jellies are delicious.
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