Jason and I were sad to hear that Long Hungry Creek Farm wasn’t doing a Cookeville delivery of organic veggies this year, but today J and I enjoyed our first dinner of all fresh veggies thanks to Mom, Mom-in-Law and Red Springs. I was happy to know that there’s another local organic source for us. It’s $25 for half a bushel and $15 for a generous peck with deliveries once a week. Contact me if you would like the number!
Archive for June, 2007
sweet
driving through the appalachians and farmland of NC
breakfast with all the Strouds and meeting Pop Pop and Mamie Grey
gulls chasing the ferry across the Pamlico
breakfast with all the Strouds and meeting Pop Pop and Mamie Grey
gulls chasing the ferry across the Pamlico
sand dunes and sea oats and little flowers everywhere
tinkling sea shells, sunshine, sand in my ears, and sand burrs between my toes
tinkling sea shells, sunshine, sand in my ears, and sand burrs between my toes
whippoorwills call and fireflies blink back at the boats and little crabs scuttle around our tent while we sleep
floating sideways in blue-green goodness
sea gulls, ibises, sandpipers, egrets, blue herron, pelicans, and plovers
sailing on the sound at sunset and later drinking in fine music at a dive by the water
walking home under a blue moon with laughter and music winding around the roads behind us and invisible bicycles passing without a sound.
sleeping above lilies and jasmine and roses climbing everywhere in the morning sun
Watching the moon rise over the atlantic and chasing tiny crabs along the beach
seeing the swirly twirl light waving hello from Hatteras
fresh shrimp and blue fish and tuna
tea roses and tiger lilies in ale bottles and homemade pumpkin muffins under the shade of live oaks and cedar trees
shelling and salt spray and sea foam on my toes
coming home through cool drizzly blue mountains
gallery hopping and sushi and the Izzy Cafe
Love and smiles and happiness with my true love and a year in our pocket
