The garden is taking shape! I am so ready for Spring! I am not a fan of the thick pollen in the air as it makes breathing difficult and sticks to my contacts, but it means the trees are healthy. :)
Walking into the bustling food pantry to drop off this week's harvest had me weeping as I drove away.
As I'm giving the harvest and itemizing it for the staff, a woman asks for two of the bags of green beans being loaded into the fridge and all the food, minus one squash, from last week are gone.
Many times you may not be aware of your impact on a community.
Honey Crisp anticipation
Red Delicious crunch of fall
Bobbing for memories
Autumn's tart pleasures
Granny's warm pies
Another Golden promise
A hungry child's Empire
Shiny Gala of delight
The Apple of her eye
These may be the funnest stickers I ever created. Stickers make me feel so youthful! Once I get all of this series listed, I will be getting a set for myself. LOL
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