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I sold a Malibu to a lady that originally came from
Michigan's Upper Peninsula. As we were making small
talk, I mentioned that I just LOVED the Thimbleberry Jam
that the Monks made up in the Kewanaw Peninsula of the UP!
Later that afternoon as she arrived for delivery, SHE brought me in this
jar of unspeakable delight!!
This half-pint jar sells for 8 Bucks!!!!
It's worth EVERY PENNY.
It also reminds me of something....
But I just can't remember what.
Oh well...See ya Friday.
Peace...!!!
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(Now don't forget...NO Flash 55 NEXT Friday. BLACK FRIDAY!)
26 comments:
We be jammin', Mon! That sounds like something I could get addicted to. Wayyy too easily.
Yahtzeee!!
...and what a coincidence it was jar #55. Amazing.
nice...i would try some...smiles.
Don't think i've ever tasted a thimbleberry, in jam or otherwise. Looks yummy, though.
Hopefully see you for F55...gotta come up with one first, though. :)
-C
that was so nice of her!
ah, that indefinable "something"
Aloha from Waikiki :)
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what a sweet gesture! I love moments like that.
and I shall think on 55 words to share ...
hmm...
Love the flaming forests.
berry jams..uh huh...
Oh yum - berry good
Thanks G for always giving us something sweet to smile about on Thursday (well it's Thursday somewhere)
Oh I guess I can smile about Moondustwriter Thursday at One Stop - but there aren't 55 flavors of jam
Happy Thursday all
I don't know what a thimbleberry is, but what a nice lady that was. That lake country is gorgeous!
Hi!!!Nice one
Looks like those monks make a lot of dough too.
Hope she didn’t get stuck in a traffic jam in her new Malibu after that.
All the best, Boonie
I've heard of that jam, but have never tasted it. Of course, I don't get to the U.P. very often, so the odds ain't good.
(And, at $8 a jar, it would be quite a splurge for me; I wince at the $4 jams in Frankenmuth)
I'm much more inclined to purchase other Monk-Made goodies, like beer!
Speaking of Friday, I ran across an old 55 that I'd misplaced that fits the bill.
Interesting name- are they- the berries, as small as they sound ? are they tart?
Nice. Enjoy the timbleberry jam. I like the sound of that word -timbleberry. I never heard it before.
Ahhh, no FFF55 next Friday - got it.
Thimbleberry, love the name.
And Geez, you're practically Canadian way way up there. Good going!
xo
wow, now i am curious to know what thimbleberries taste like!
That is crazy! What is thimbleberry?
Looks like a lovely place to visit and I'm intrigued about this jam...good one G! :)
It looks yummy! Being a Wisconsinite I love jams made from Door County! Face it I like jams made from anywhere....:)
MMMmmmmm, yummies in the tummies.
That picture of the lake looks like a Leaping Lord.
I've never heard of Thimbleberry Jam. What would you compare it to?
I'm baaaaack!!
xoxo
wow,
cool images,
love your soaring talent on poetry.
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