An atheist’s perspective on the bible. Loved this so much that I had to post it. Got it on Reddit. Made me laugh really hard. Would certainly credit artist if I could figure out who it was. Can’t seem to put subject in sentences today. Enjoy! Tweet
New Sherlock episodes this Sunday. Anyone else ridiculously excited about it?
This is what the “new” garden looks like right now. Would you seriously look at that picture? Look how tidy those rows are! Just call me Mr. McGregor! The black urn in the center bed came from my house. It has been sitting on the upper landing of the stairs for years, but I decided to haul it down to the garden and fill it with flowers this Spring. It looks so much prettier in this setting. In this bed [...]
It’s that time of year again! Time for prom! Calder opted for a red plaid vest this year. After two years of pink, it was a nice change. This is his third prom. He told me that he is NOT going to go to prom next (his senior) year. I guess he’s had enough of the prom experience. Getting ready for the group photo… The group photo… I loved the frothy hem lines on many of this year’s dresses. So [...]
With mincing alacrity, Dear Charles takes on Lee Strobel’s “The Case for Christ” and startling questions arise!!!
This was my favorite stand.
It had the prettiest design…
And also – the best costumes.
At first I didn’t know what this vegetable was.
I thought maybe they were exotic carrots.
Or petite beets.
Or tiny red rutabagas!
But then I read the sign.
“Radishes” it said.
Sometimes I have a tendency to over think things a little bit.
Hey! I told you it was exciting!
Happy Fourth of July!
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Yum! Your pickin’s were much more plentiful than mine! I think the sheer size of those radishes is what threw you. That olive oil tin looks pretty vintage….until you read the “No Cholesterol” sign. : )
Wow, that all looks so good. Mr. Kay in KCMO and I used to be frequent denizens of the city market in KC on Saturday mornings. Then it dawned on us that hardly anyone actually grew what they were selling; they were just unloading shipments from produce distributors. We haven’t been back in years. It looks like the vendors in Manhattan actually grew their own stuff.
Kay in KCMO, check out the Merriam Farmer’s Market. Their merchants sell all locally grown fruits and veggies.
And, there’s a great stand at 74th and Metcalf in Overland Park, right in the lot at the Christian college there. The couple who runs the stand have a farm in Gardner, KS, and they sell Monday-Saturday. They have the best corn right now, as well as tomatoes, peaches, and the green beans should be coming in soon!