giggly and screechy | the can jam

this is going to be fun!

I’m about to head out to the farmers’ market in my neighborhood for the first time in over a month.  I’m so excited to see what they’ve got. I can’t wait to pile all that goodness on the table.

I’m a bit giggly because I’m participating in Tigress’ Can Jam.  Each month this year, we’re going to focus on preserving.  We’re turning our attention to good food and to traditions that are truly local and global.

In P & K's Yard

I feel lucky to not only making connections to long gone relatives and ancestors, but to the family members that are here and getting older.  I get to make new memories, too.  And share them with you.

So, here’s the jumpy part.  I’m eight days in and I haven’t the slightest idea what I’m going to do.  This month the spotlight is on citrus.  This should be easy, right.  I live in California.  Well, I want blood oranges.  I need blood oranges.  Don’t you see I’m blinded by my blood orange lust.

I haven’t come across any yet.  That could change today.  Or I could just get on with it.  Which is what I’m going to do.  I’ve got today and Hollywood on Sunday.  This weekend will be the start of the citrus days.  Or the continuation of the citrus days.  Tigress must have been reading my mind.  I’ve been super citrused for the last couple of weeks.

Time to get the tote bag and camera.  I’m coming back with something fun.  I promise.

Nikki♥

4 Replies to “giggly and screechy | the can jam”

  1. i have no idea what i’m canning either yet! those oranges sound bloody delicious…good luck at the farmers market!

    … i’m thinking limey, blimey. 😉

  2. Oh, my. I’m back from the market. I don’t know if these oranges will get photographed, let alone put up.

    Limes. Limes. Do Limes!

  3. Love that picture of ?oranges on the tree.
    Only 5 thousand more days until summer – that’s what it feels like!
    (although, it’s not like I can grow citrus in my backyard anyway)

  4. catalina, could you do a dwarf citrus plant? outside in the summer, inside in the winter. i’m lucky to have friends who let me pluck and pick in their yard. i’ve only got cilantro and basil in my window. and they aren’t looking really happy with me right now.

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