Thankful Thursday and the Rest of the Story (Wordless Wednesday)
I am so thankful for the bounty of grapes from our vines this year. They aren't big but they are definitely sweet.
Our little pear tree does have 6 pears on it.
I can't wait for them to ripen completely so we can sink our teeth into them.
And now a comment about yesterday's Wordless Wednesday.
That photo certainly isn't Wordless !!!
I took that shot in front of a comedy club in the Lake Tahoe area.
I thought it was a fun example of Words.
Always be Grateful
Always be Kind
11 comments:
Hi Sue - Our grapes are just beginning to turn red. We do have to keep a shade cloth on them or they cook! I tried one and it was sweet.
I bet that pear will be tasty!
I have read that the more huge a fruit is, the less flavor it has! So your grapes should be divine.
Your grapes sound wonderful. None of those on my farm. We have some pear trees, but mostly the deer get them! Thank you for linking up.
Oh dear, I missed your Wordless Wednesday share! Just went to look and grinned. Those folks must love coming to work every day.
Are those grapes literally from your yard/vines. They look so beautiful. You are lucky!
That's a lot of grapes. I had a pear tree years ago but the pears were never good. The only thing they were good for was attracting a ton of bees.
Enjoy your grapes and pears. How nice to have them.
It looks like you have a variety of grapes growing on the vines--some red and some green? And the pear is looking delicious already.
Having fresh grapes and pears growing right in your backyard is amazing, there is nothing quite like the taste of fruit you grew yourself. Happy weekend.
LOOOOOVE this, Sue. How great is that. Love that you have your own grapes.
How wonderful to have a pear tree. I just had some baby grapes at Nel's house. I'm not sure what the name of them were, but they were tiny, and good. Your "Thankful Thursday" posts always make my heart smile. : )
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