I think someone forgot to tell the apricots they're not supposed to get ripe until July, but the tree seems unconcerned with others' opinions, and I can say with surety (after eating two), that they are becoming ready to eat.
Now, if you have only eaten apricots from the grocery store, I might understand it if you read this post with less than rampant enthusiasm. I grew up with apricots off my parents' tree, and I can assure you that well-ripened apricots are a major cause for celebration.
Yum. Very much yum.
4 comments:
OK--I'm salivating. Looks a lot better than my warmed over chicken. I'm just telling myself--protein, protein, protein. The apricot looks way better.
xxooxx
Mmmm...Apricots
I stumbled across your blog through a friend of a friend's blog. You are so lucky to run on many different trails. I seem to stick to the same three parks in the east bay. I need someone like you to show me around!
My apricot tree is just sprouting some little green guys. It will be a while until I get to enjoy the scrumptious home grown apricots. I can hardly wait!
Jo Lynn-- There are so many cool places to run in the Bay Area-- every time I go out for a run I'm astonished at the variety of options we have to choose from.
Mike, Auntie Anne? Um yeah-- apricots= THE BEST!!
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