I share this with you because it has changed my life. I started drinking a quart of green smoothie a day about 2 months ago after seeing it here and here. My interest came from an effort to eat healthier and be regular (sorry if that is too much info). The smoothies taste great, don’t [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Fresh Fruits’
11 Jul
Dinner
Squash and New Potatoes cooked in olive oil
Fresh Spinach
Fresh Peaches
Fresh Plums
Whole Wheat Pasta covered in baked tomatoes, peppers, corn and tomato sauce topped with hemp seeds
Yummy!
8 Jul
Lunch
As part of the eat local challenge in 2008 I blogged every day about the foods we were eating. Rather than repeating that every day this year (because it did get very repetitious) I thought I would share with you what we eat pretty much every day this time of year. I’ll start with our [...]
7 Jul
The Harvest Begins
It’s official. Tomorrow will be our first day at the SKY Farmers Market. We will have squash, white cucumber, green cucumber, eggplant, green’s, onions, peppers and tomatoes!
If you live in the south you probably know that squash comes in by the bushel this time of year. And you probably know pretty of cooks that fry [...]
6 May
An Introduction
I would like to make an introduction today on my blog. Papertrey Ink. meetBlumebox, Blumebox meet Papertrey Ink. In an effort to simplify my life I have decided to sell all of my wood block stamps and pigment ink pads. They were just taking up way too much space. Of course, I can’t give up stamping which [...]
20 Jun
Eat Local Challenge
I still promise to be blogging here at Fresh Floral Art. But I would like to invite you to join me at SKY BLOG! Our family will be sharing our experience of eating a completely local diet the month of July. We are slowly getting rid of everything in our fridge, freezer and pantry to make [...]
15 Jul
Reaping the Rewards
Here is Elizabeth enjoying that watermelon that Carter was so patiently waiting for. There is something magical that happens when children experience nature. It is much more gratifying than just learning about nature. Hard work is rewarded!
8 May
Waiting Not So Patiently.
This time of year is so hard for me. The watermelon, squash, zucchini, tomatoes and grapes are just beyond my grasp. And with the cold temperatures this spring and dry temperatures so far this summer we are waiting even longer. This is a picture of one of our personal watermelons we will be selling at [...]
