I was spoiled and grew up with wild berries in the bushes all around us. Snacks were always on hand every summer. I miss those days when I'm standing in the produce section of the groceries stores staring at the prices and calculating how much I can afford in my head. Our grocery bills have been going through the roof lately. And when berries are becoming a real luxury item it's not a good sign.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Breakfast anyone?
I'm finding myself really into berries at the moment. Sadly so is my son and a container of raspberries can disappear in seconds around here. We're battling it out to see who can get to the container first. Trust me when I say that I actually purchase two containers - one for here and one for when my son unloads the groceries from the car. They never seem to even get in the door.
I was spoiled and grew up with wild berries in the bushes all around us. Snacks were always on hand every summer. I miss those days when I'm standing in the produce section of the groceries stores staring at the prices and calculating how much I can afford in my head. Our grocery bills have been going through the roof lately. And when berries are becoming a real luxury item it's not a good sign.
I was spoiled and grew up with wild berries in the bushes all around us. Snacks were always on hand every summer. I miss those days when I'm standing in the produce section of the groceries stores staring at the prices and calculating how much I can afford in my head. Our grocery bills have been going through the roof lately. And when berries are becoming a real luxury item it's not a good sign.
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