Look at that mountain of starchy goodness!
picking out clodsWe did opt to miss a day of academic training to teach our kids where REAL FOOD comes from. Although neither one of them really likes a baked spud or even mashed ones, they are definitely fans of the fried and chip varieties. Yes, I am a dietitian and yes, my children eat chips and fries!
They sure love you Jadems!It was fun to have them learn all about the process of harvesting spuds.
The lovely tour guide
Thanks for the tour, the strong work, and of course the HUMONGOUS box of spuds fresh from the producer! We sure are lucky folks!
6 comments:
You look great, Mae. Hope you are feeling well. We head out for the wedding tomorrow - but, yes, please, let's chat soon!
Oh moly cow!!!!
Those were Elena's words as she saw the pictures.
Your little ones don't look little anymore, wow, so nice to hear from you.
oh spud harvest days are the best..I enjoyed reading about the lack of love toward the great Idaho Spud. Much to our dismay our boys are the same way. keep us posted on the baby news!
love looking at pics of your little 'spuds' and we can hardly wait to meet the next hill spud. hope you are feeling good, you are looking great!
You look gorgeous... and I love the concentration on all of your faces while picking out "clods."
So fun! What a wonderful experience for your kids--I'm sure they'll remember that trip for a long time to come!
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