Sunday, March 15, 2009

Spring Greening

This weekend the weather was finally gorgeous again! We spent the entire day outside on Saturday and we were loving it! The lawn is greening up and my tulips and daffodils are starting to come up.

Hooray for green and hooray for spring! We even planted our early spring crop of peas and lettuce, since they do well in slightly chilly weather. We are looking forward to planting the rest of our garden in the coming months. I just love picking and eating tomatoes, peppers, and berries... especially ones that we grew ourselves. They taste SO good!

Thinking about our lovely garden from last year reminded me of this picture. Apparently I am not the only one who enjoys veggies fresh from the garden.

I remember last year how much Jonah wanted to eat this green pepper right after we picked it. I snapped this photo at just the right moment, and it still cracks me up.

I hope you are enjoying some green too. If not, click on the button below to see some more green... and faces of course.

32 comments:

  1. He is so cute : ). Did you let him eat the pepper? It provided such a lovely pop of green in the picture. Just lovely!

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  2. Great photo! I could almost taste that pepper! My daughter loves to eat raw, uncooked peppers! We keep them stocked.

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  3. I love the perspective on this one!

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  4. Such a funny picture, and the bell pepper is so fresh green!

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  5. How funny! Well, I can't blame him - it looks good enough to eat! Glad you finally got some warm, sunny weather, too. :)

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  6. haha! Love it! :)

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  7. What a great idea. That capsicum is VERY green!

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  8. that is a great picture and perfect for the green theme

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  9. I love that picture - thanks for sharing.

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  10. That is just so cute! He could be the poster boy for a vegetable ad or something like that. That was a great shot.

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  11. oh yeah. you snapped that picture at the perfect time! i love it.

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  12. Hey, I fit right in ~ I'm GREEN with envy!!! We're still 7-8 weeks away from being able to plant the frost-resistant veggies!!

    I DO love fresh, homegrown garden produce (just not the actual gardening ~ fortunately, my husband does!) and I can hardly wait. Guess we'll just wait a little longer!

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  13. Oh how I wish it was getting green around here! It is still white!

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  14. So cute that you caught him in the exact right moment. Great picture for green week. :)

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  15. Hilarious! Great use of green for this week's challenge! What a fun shot.

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  16. Green, green, green. And cute faces. I remember many an Easter in Utah while the kids were growing up when we would take their Easter pictures next to my daffodils. Half the time, the flowers were poking their heads through a late and unexpected 3 inches of snow!

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  17. not much green here, so thanks for the photos..

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  18. Oooooo what a cutie!! He looks like he's wanting to tear into that thing!

    That green pepper is huge!!! :)

    Glad the weather has been good to you!!!

    Happy Monday!

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  19. so cute! did he actually take a bite? cute photo!

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  20. What a big pepper! So cute that he was so eager to take a big bite out of it.

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  21. Well, he sure gets his good vitamins! :) What a great memory for you!

    -Andrea

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  22. What a cutie, and what an amazing pepper!

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  23. I am with you. I can't wait!!!

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  24. We are so loving the weather. Did he actually eat the pepper, straight up?

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  25. Ahhhh! What a sweet shot!! I'm going to be growing some veggies in tubs on my back porch this year. We aren't allowed to dig up the grass for gardens, so I have to use special breeds for pots/tubs. But I WILL have fresh veggies finally!!!

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  26. What an adorable photo! I have some little green things popping up in my garden. Too exciting!

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  27. That is such a wonderful picture! I would have wanted to eat that pepper too. It's beautiful!

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  28. Great picture. We're gardening for the first time this year. I can't wait to get started. Peppers is definitely one of the main things I hope to work out.

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  29. haha I LOVE this picture - cracks me up too :-) Great shot - love the green!

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