
about 10 minutes from our home.
Jennifer is holding the first one going into our
basket(or Jill's mouth)
on the plants. Had to watch Jillian so she didn't
tramp all over them. Jen was a terrific experienced
picker, Jill she just ate and enjoyed. The strawberry
farm didn't make any money off us. Jill was too cute
she would take a bite off the berry an throw it back
into our basket.
Jenny was picking so fast I could hardly keep up,
she went to the farm yesterday with her class, so lots of
expertise her.

for a job well done!!
YUM!!!
We are going to make strawberry jam tomorrow, can't wait!
Yum is right!
ReplyDeleteYour girls are just so cute....Their treats look so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy jam making!
Tracy
I love homemade jam!
ReplyDelete~drooling~
My husbands grandmother makes homemade jam and it is so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing better than fresh strawberries!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute strawberry pickers you have! :)
Such fun memories you're making!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of when I was a little girl, we used to go all the time and LOVED making strawberry jam too. Enjoy!
Don't know how to make jam...but I love to grow strawberries! We used to pick blackberries in GA when I was a girl. They grew everywhere in our neighborhood. We never had enough left to make anything tho!
ReplyDeleteOh, and OF COURSE...the girls look bootimus as ever!
ReplyDeleteSo they like you steppin' on the plants on that farm, huh? hehe
ReplyDeleteI'm drooling over here too. Yummy!
Yum-yum. Beautiful little girls.
ReplyDeleteHey....can you send some of those my way? We LOVE strawberries here too! lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful memory!!!
ReplyDeleteOk...if you can't send the strawberries...how about some jam for my bagels?
ReplyDeleteHi Kerri, just dropping bye to let you know you've been TAGGED again!
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