“Most of those
who make collections
of verse or epigram
are like men eating cherries
or oysters: they choose out
the best at first, and
end by eating all.”
~ Nicolas Chamfort
Life is a Basket of Cherries
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Love this
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It has happened to me. lol 🍒
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So true… I’m guilty of such behavior
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(I suspect everyone is.) Blessings! 🍒
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I can finish off the whole basket in just one sitting! They look incredibly fresh
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I agree! 🍒
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Ha, so true! I love cherries by the way….once I start eating I cannot stop anymore!
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I had hoped to bake something wonderful, but “snacked” them away before I knew it. 🍒
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Haha….. at least you had your treat… lol!
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Oh yes! 🍓
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😊
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Gail, do you want to know that these delicious, dark red, super sweet cherries were $.97 a pound here last week? ;->
Virtual hugs,
Judie
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Nooooooo! 🍒🍒🍒 Wish I had more, Judi!
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Those cherries looks soo fresh!!
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To be sure….freshly picked for the Farmers Market! 🍒
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Oh, fresh cherries, too fleeting a pleasure. They are my favorite fruit, and I have proved Chamfer’s quote many times, both with cherries and in assembling my book.
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Bravo! 🍒 I’m with you, Janet! 🍒
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