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Lemonade break
These pineapples are so sweet and delicious!
Food just looks more fresh and yummy in wicker baskets, right?
Ryan with some of our loot from the evening
Every Thursday morning and evening, local farmers and caterers come out to sell their goods. There are so many yummy smells. I never feel like I bring enough cash but you gotta have limits or it could get bad. Next time we go I really want to get homemade Lilikoi jam but at $8 a jar, it was not happening. I also want to try the local cocoa bean chocolates. Oliver always picks out corn on the cob. We usually end up leaving with tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, corn, spinach, bananas, pineapple and bread. It's fun to get most of your fruits and veggies bought at a farmers market. Helps me know I'm not getting ripped off and food is much fresher than the grocery store 
Out of nowhere, Ollie and Ami just started snuggling and Ami said "I lub you Ollie". It was such a tender little moment for my little ones. They are becoming better and better friends these days. It's so fun to see. 
6 comments:
How great! I love farmers markets. Such sweet little kids you have.
they need a little baby to share that love with too. Go Becky!
"I lub you Ollie?" My heart just grew ten times! Miss those babies! Mama too.
:) Such a cute picture of them hugging each other! I would frame it in an instant. Great post and I love the one below it about Ollie. We all sure love and appreciate him in the family!
Ummmm... lilikoi jam sounds great. Farmers' markets are so fun but often surprisingly spendy in the US. That's one thing we miss most about South Africa, inexpensive fruit, veg, and craft markets with some serious African flare! -- AB
We are ready for snuggles too.
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