Sonlight Garden: The Blueberries Are Back

May 14, 2008

The Blueberries Are Back

We went on our annual blueberry picking outing. The blueberries are incredibly delicious this year. I made a blueberry cobbler from all recipes. It is, hands down, the best cobbler I have ever eaten. Next up muffins, pancakes, a pie, anything else? Oh, and according to Catherine, I picked a yacht ( translate: a lot).

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We thought the blueberries were delicious, too. I only got one bucket, so I may have to go back next week.

Posted by: Randi Sue | May 15, 2008 at 04:46 PM

I'm trying to get motivated to get out there and pick--I want blueberries but don't have/don't want to take the time to go pick them. Maybe next week if they are still there...
Beautiful pictures!

Posted by: Tiffany | May 18, 2008 at 07:21 PM

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Hi, my name is Kirsten. I am married to my best friend and we have eight awesome children. We are Catholic, loving, living, and learning about our faith every day. It is who we are. We have had some big changes for our family recently. We've moved from a small family farm in Florida to a neighborhood in Kentucky. We also homeschool some of our children. I enjoy reading, gardening, and running, and I just learned how to knit. I try to enjoy, laundry and cleaning bathrooms and sweeping floors. But what I really love is to be home, with my husband and children, living this life. This blog is where I write about the good stuff (mostly). Thanks for stopping by.

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