Drooping under the weight of their ripening fruit, our tomato plants have escaped their cages. Wax beans are losing their green tinge, and zucchinis, stretching across the narrow garden bed, are full of promise. Even though we planted late this year, there will be something to harvest. The anticipation is killing us, and yet, we know that we cannot hurry the process.
This week, let’s take our cues from nature. Consider what is ripening in you, or the world around you. Maybe this requires a glance backwards to another time, or a peek into the life of another. Or maybe this prompt entices you to get out the camera and snap a few photos.
Looking forward to wherever the muse leads you!
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One Woman's Quest II 
Awesome!
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Here’s to ripening!
http://oneletterup.com/2019/09/13/ripening
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Love it!
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Here’s my offering ripe with colors. odaciuk.wordpress.com/2019/09/11/riot-of-colors/
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It is a “riot of colour”!
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Enjoyable post!
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Seed’s Bounty – https://awisewomansjourney.wordpress.com/2019/09/10/seeds-bounty/
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So true!
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Hope we get to see some pics of your ripening harvest. 🙂
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For sure!
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Really good reminders here- esp this: “we know that we cannot hurry the process.”
Even tho we know it does not always make it easier – and your garden harvests sounds so good – 😉
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Thanks. Best time of year for fresh veg!
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😊and my flowers are in that late summer bloom – esp the Vinca
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Yum!
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First one in this time, Paul!
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