Friday, April 29, 2016

Spring Greens to Eat

Dear Friends,

I had a few requests on YouTube to start making wild food videos again, so the girls helped me make a theme song/scene for them, and added music to make them more fun.

Harvesting the things that grow all around us, uncared for, yet thriving, is a true thrill and fills my soul with gratitude. I love my gardens with home-grown tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, and peas, but it's wonderful to know that I don't have to work hard to enjoy an abundance of food with an abundance of vitamins and minerals!

Enjoy!

Marqueta






4 comments:

  1. I always enjoy your videos . I just saw some poke salad today in someone's yard at an Estate sale. Wasn't enough for a big mess are I would have been tempted to pick it ;) I'll be out looking for some here at home soon, but the snakes are bad here so they may keep me from scouting about. I'm afraid of any kind of snakes.......eeek Blessings

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  2. Hi Marqueta,
    I really enjoyed your post today.. Learned a lot too!
    Thank you for visiting.. I am so happy you enjoyed Bebe
    blessings,
    Penny

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  3. You are a fountain of information! So nice to know we will never go hungry around here as long as those plants keep growing... and they will. Happy Belated Birthday and I pray that your family will find that beloved farmstead you dream of. I can really see you with an herb farm, it is perfect for you.

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  4. I don't know if you would ever consider leaving the area you are in, but we live in farm country, East Tn. and farms often go up for sale. From 1 acre and upwards. I just noticed a small holding near us is on the market. HUGE barn, I can see it from our house! The house is off the road, and I can't see it that well. If you ever want a contact here in Tn, I will be happy to be on the lookout for you. I would love to have some neighbors like you and yours.

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