These are wonderful Lori, my DearGM used to put up jams.
I love that you put apples and cinnamon first,it grabs the nose and leads you through the words with the memories of the sences ingrained in the brain of childhood. My nose is now longing for those sents WELL DONE!
Blessings rain upon you~ Shell
Who needs more than Nature's bounty and grandmother busy in the kitchen?! Ahhh!!!! Suddenly I can bury my head in her apron again and all is well with the world! I WISH!! A fragrant, nostalgic trip into Pooh Bear's larder, I think... for some of us the story book will be as close as we will get to the real thing these days! Harmonious write, Lori! The feel-good factor is here! Thank you. Kate xx
Wonderful, Lori. Brought back many happy childhood memories for me with my beloved grandmother, and her old Mason Jars, crammed to the brim with wondrous delights from her garden.
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on May 30, 2004
This makes me want to make a smoothy fruit drink, with your recipe here, these are all wonderful.
Wonder if you'll get this or if my CPU freezes yet again, and again..
Lori, these are really grand! What a memory lane trip you took me on here...I remember canning with my grandparents as if it were yesterday...very well done!
Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on May 30, 2004
Lori this one brought me so many memories of NANA!!!!
Excellent
"apples boiling hot
cinnamon sweeps through the house
Grandmother is home
mason jars in line
canning season has blossomed
treats for tomorrow "
Selected poems from previous & forthcoming collections together with Q&R apps on each page to enable audio rendition simultaneously with the written text
Robin Ouzman Hislop's poetry is certainly in dialogue with some of the key architects of the 'poetics of indeterminacy' – both the Modernist strands represented by the likes of Beckett and Stein, and the postmodernist strands represented, initially,
Beautiful
Haiku, wonderufl treat
so few words so much power
by your verse conveyed
Lori, these are so beautifully written
Warm Hugs
Elga
I love that you put apples and cinnamon first,it grabs the nose and leads you through the words with the memories of the sences ingrained in the brain of childhood. My nose is now longing for those sents WELL DONE!
Blessings rain upon you~ Shell
I must say very well done
with my MIL moving here soon, I know she will do some preserves
Excellent haiku!
You are getting good at this!
Kerrie
Wonder if you'll get this or if my CPU freezes yet again, and again..
Sweet stuff Loria..
Great tasty Hi-Q's
Love Tinka
haikus.
~Chrissie
joy and starlight
HH
Excellent
"apples boiling hot
cinnamon sweeps through the house
Grandmother is home
mason jars in line
canning season has blossomed
treats for tomorrow "
Peg
Excellent Haiku Lori :)
Hugs Ch'erie
I'd be in a huff right now!;-)Love the haiku!Now to
the kitchen;-)lol