In the past, okra was a vegetable I would only look at and preferred to not eat or touch. Seemed way to slimy to me. I changed my mind the day I was served some fried okra.
In the past, okra was a vegetable I would only look at and preferred to not eat or touch. Seemed way to slimy to me. I changed my mind the day I was served some fried okra.
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Life at the Farm
Today is Shabbat and we are celebrating the gift of choosing to rest and do a little of not much of anything. So, this morning Michael and I and three littles sat out in the side yard, sipped some French Press and experienced something that I'd not call much of anything....but more of something. Did you slow down to enjoy today?
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