Aug. 5, 2009 - Blueberries

Posted by LaurieD

What an absolutely LOVELY blog!!! :0) You have such beautiful children and such a beautiful spirit is evident in your writings. May God continue to bless and use you as He surely is! ~Laurie

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Aug. 6, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by mamato8

I agree with the above poster!:) I hope you take pics of your blueberry jam making experiment! Will the children be helping?

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Aug. 6, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

We also recently picked blueberries, Tanya! :-) Didn't get as many as you though...how lovely! How much are they per pound by you? We picked 8lbs for $14 I think...I wish I lived right next door to you, so that I could learn how to can and make all these jams! :-) I SO want to learn! Blessings! Amy www.theviewfromhiddenvalley.blogspot.com

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Aug. 6, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Those look delicious! Our blueberry season has come and gone, but we're still enjoying the ones we froze for later. I'm sure your children had fun picking...ours always think it is such a treat! Love, Joy (http://gracefulwordsblog.blogspot.com/)

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Aug. 6, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

Yum, yum, food for when the snow flies. When you have a garden, your work is never done in the summer time. There always seems to be a fruit or vegetable that needs to be put in the freezer, but, oh so nice to have when the snow flys. Verna From Coleman2

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Aug. 7, 2009 - Wonderful!

Posted by MaidenPrincess

Blueberries, oh how wonderful. We went on Wednesday to pick and we got 17 pounds in 2 hours. (My Mom and I and Eight year old cousin who's visiting) You must either be very fast pickers or the blueberry bushes were just loaded :D I do love blueberries and it is such a treat to go and spend the day picking, especially in cooler weather. The beans we need preserved for the year are done now. 4 gallon size bags frozen and 76 quarts canned. What a blessing to be done. Now we'll move on to tomatoes in awhile and beets here soon. I must admit that there is a certain joy in canning though. Seeing all that food put away for later, jars filled to the brim with yummy things. Well, anyways, thank you for sharing! Trusting In His Faithfulness, Maiden Princess

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Aug. 8, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Anonymous

okay... how long did it take to pick that many blueberries? It took us two hours to pick 2 5 gal buckets. The blueberries were scarce this year and not quite deliciuos. I made 12 pints of jam which is delicious! Also.... YAYfor moving into your house!!!!!! How exciting!!!!! Letisha

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Aug. 13, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by fortheirfuture

How Pretty! I sure wish i could have gotten some to can this summer!

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Sep. 23, 2009 - Thank you!

Posted by Lilyofthevalley4

Enjoyed all of your sweet comments. :) Hard to believe it is now fall, where did the summer go??

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