Benefactor

. . . of free oranges and very grateful to my sweet friend Margareta F. for sharing. A quick wash,

pulled out my "thrifting" juicer (please ignore the numerous "piles" as I am restocking my cabinets - no doors or drawers yet),

my oldie glass juice jar,

smallish oranges, but I'm still so happy to have them.

The output was rather small but oh so sweet and good.

On a early morning walk with Kirby I found grocery bag after bag filled with very large grapefruit and a "free" sign propped up. I toted 2 bags home . . . grateful.

Oh yippee, they are pink grapefruit.

So juicy, sweet, pinkish and delicious.

I ate a lot of the leftover pulp; I'm big into fiber.

Leftovers. The kitchen smelled so citrusy and clean.
Wishing you a delightful Monday.

Happy day, msk

Treasures

Dear Cherished Friend: You are a mystery to me but oh how you are appreciated. SLK found the bag full of sweet oranges you put on our porch yesterday and what a treasure they are. I immediately peeled and ate one-delicious, juicy, vitamin C packed and loved. THANK YOU. What an angel you are.
And for some reason I thought you'd want an updated photo of the inhaled narcissus. What a greeting they are also on the front porch. Do people still use the word porch?

Wishing you a happy day. Wish I could share oranges with all you loves in the cold climes. We'd peel and eat them on the back patio in the sunshine surrounded by blooming flowers and bees buzzing in the French lavendar.

And Trevlyn is having a givea.way here if you're interested in wi.nning a cute doll.