Written by Late this morning we stopped by a greenhouse, and ate strawberries we cut right off the plants. They were the sweetest, juiciest strawberries I’ve ever tasted, and most of us had to cut ourselves off…as when presented with too many deserts.
Just when I thought I could not eat one more strawberry, our hosts produced honey that was made by bees which occupy the strawberry greenhouse. I can only say that fresh honey made from the blossoms of the sweetest strawberries I ever tasted was just too delicious to describe. Maybe later I will try to compose a Haiku to describe it!
Our delegation looked more like a pack of bears than a delegation of states-persons under such temptation…but boy the strawberries and honey were good.
Here is my first cut at it:
Strawberry greenhouse
must stop before I explode
but now I taste honey
Many of us will be bringing honey and strawberry jam when we return to Renton.
Yay! I want to try some of the Strawberry Honey!
Your albums are missing something…
You need some nice photos of the local (younger) women. Just explain to Cathy that the photos are not for you and that she shouldn’t be jealous. 🙂
Yeah, it’s Derek. I’d have logged into Livejournal but it’s being dumb and won’t let me to respond to this.
Sincerely,
Derek 😀
Re: Your albums are missing something…
P.S. Susie has a very cute shirt!
Randy, don’t know if you’re keeping up with local politics during your time away, but the whole Sonics mess is really creating some waves, and I’m interested in your thoughts.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/sonics/2004341370_sonics11m.html
I’m curious–how much did Renton spend exploring the arena possibility, and is there any chance of suing to recoup that funding now that we know Bennett et al never had any intention of keeping the team here?
We’re curious…. but…..
We’re curious…. but…
Please wait ’till you get back.
Enjoy your trip!