I am absolutely flabbergasted here!!! It's sooooooooo good to see you're back to blogging. And I just read your update. I am very pleased to read that things are going well for your family and you're all now reunited. Wonderful news.
When I first spotted them, I thought they were apples also...a crab apple, but they don't have the 'bumps' at the bottom where the blossom was like an apple...and the leaves didn't look like apple leaves, so I had to go out to my friend...GOOGLE and search for 'em. LOL
I don't do the grocery shopping, so I'd never seen them before. Can you imagine a cherry pie made from yellow cherries! ;-)
I'm still watching the re-runs on USA Network. I checked the DVDs of seasons 1-9 on Amazon.com -- $200+. Ouch! But I've seen already how the shows are interwoven ... and now you say that season 9 ended with Duckie's life in the balance? :-o
I know....the DVD's are expensive, but when we did have cable, that and baseball is the only thing we watched...so in comparing the cost of monthly cable charges, the DVD is cheaper in the long run.
Oh yes, the DVD is much cheaper ... we watch very little TV other than sports. Unfortunately DH likes to watch any sporting event ... baseball, basketball, football, etc. I don't think he'd agree to cutting out cable. ;-)
Thanks for the heads up on www.hulu.com. I know what I'll be doing over the rest of the summer! ;-)
Unfortunately, I can only find 5 episodes at www.hulu.com ... from Season 9 (#1, #2, #4, #18, #19). :-( I can buy episodes from iTunes, but it would be less expensive to buy the DVDs (plus watching them on the "big screen" would be much more enjoyable, I'm thinking). ;-)
...dunno to be honest...but I can say the birds are eating them. And you know what they say about what animals eat....humans can eat. I don't know who 'they' is tho....'cause I wouldn't try what dogs eat out of a litterbox!!!
Another great cherry photo! I love cherries. They are my favorite of all fruits, and this photo captures them wonderfully. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I appreciate that not everyone has Facebook, but I put that footnote on all my comments to get the word out. I will try to remember to leave it off future comments here :) I have a genealogy project of my own going on, so I know how much time it takes! I am presently scanning a very old photo album that my grandmother has so that the pictures will be in digital form, and also so they have a backup. The paper photographs will not last forever! Have a great week!
Hi There, Neither George nor I like cherries... Don't know why because we usually like most all fruits....
But your word, tart, caught my attention. We had a green apple tree in our yard when I was a child. I loved (still do) green apples---and would eat them even if they did give me a tummy ache. ha
Nothing more beautiful than summer fruit--all those soft blushey colors against bright green. In your macro though it's the stems that add so much interest and contrast in the photos. Well done, Anni.
Lovely colours, and a great shot
ReplyDelete...thanks for the positive feeback!!!
DeleteWhat an awesome picture, such a explicit take. Did you use a ladder? LOL
ReplyDeleteI am back, Anni, been very busy but I do miss you much.
I just make you the FOLLOWER OF THE MONTH!
hugssssssssssssss
shakira
I am absolutely flabbergasted here!!! It's sooooooooo good to see you're back to blogging. And I just read your update. I am very pleased to read that things are going well for your family and you're all now reunited. Wonderful news.
DeleteThat's a beautiful picture! I'm sure they are yummy too!
ReplyDelete...didn't try to eat one, they were found in a city park. The birds need it more than we do. LOL
DeleteBeautiful shot! I thought they were large apples until I read on.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
When I first spotted them, I thought they were apples also...a crab apple, but they don't have the 'bumps' at the bottom where the blossom was like an apple...and the leaves didn't look like apple leaves, so I had to go out to my friend...GOOGLE and search for 'em. LOL
DeleteGorgeous picture! I didn't know that there were yellow cherries ... wonder if they're tart or sweet?
ReplyDelete...well, I've seen 'em in the grocer's produce here before, but have never tried 'em.
DeleteI don't do the grocery shopping, so I'd never seen them before. Can you imagine a cherry pie made from yellow cherries! ;-)
DeleteI'm still watching the re-runs on USA Network. I checked the DVDs of seasons 1-9 on Amazon.com -- $200+. Ouch! But I've seen already how the shows are interwoven ... and now you say that season 9 ended with Duckie's life in the balance? :-o
I know....the DVD's are expensive, but when we did have cable, that and baseball is the only thing we watched...so in comparing the cost of monthly cable charges, the DVD is cheaper in the long run.
DeleteOh yes, the DVD is much cheaper ... we watch very little TV other than sports. Unfortunately DH likes to watch any sporting event ... baseball, basketball, football, etc. I don't think he'd agree to cutting out cable. ;-)
DeleteThanks for the heads up on www.hulu.com. I know what I'll be doing over the rest of the summer! ;-)
I thought I'd miss TV too....but in all actuality, I like it withOUT tv. And, you're more than welcome.
DeleteUnfortunately, I can only find 5 episodes at www.hulu.com ... from Season 9 (#1, #2, #4, #18, #19). :-( I can buy episodes from iTunes, but it would be less expensive to buy the DVDs (plus watching them on the "big screen" would be much more enjoyable, I'm thinking). ;-)
DeleteLook on CBS then.
DeleteRainier cherries look like these and are incredibly sweet. I too thought they were applies until you explained.
ReplyDeleteI drool...sweet cherries are grand in my opinion.
DeleteI love cherries! Are these edible? Or just pretty to look at and photograph? :)
ReplyDelete...dunno to be honest...but I can say the birds are eating them. And you know what they say about what animals eat....humans can eat. I don't know who 'they' is tho....'cause I wouldn't try what dogs eat out of a litterbox!!!
DeleteYour title made me laugh. Nice picture. :-)
ReplyDelete...lol, you're the only one that 'caught on'. lol
DeleteBeautiful capture!
ReplyDeleteI played too. Mine are here and here.
...thanks, your first link left was such a beautiful indoor image of 'mellow' yellows!
DeleteOh those cherries..are they like Mt. Rainer? I love them and they cost 3X the red. But good thing I love the red, too.
ReplyDelete...I know, cherries are a gold mine if you've an orchard. They're costly both red AND yellow.
DeleteLovely and delicious-y! I duno, I may just have to eat your blog page.
ReplyDelete...with sugar on top?
Deleteluscious!
ReplyDelete...yes indeed.
DeleteAnother great cherry photo! I love cherries. They are my favorite of all fruits, and this photo captures them wonderfully. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I appreciate that not everyone has Facebook, but I put that footnote on all my comments to get the word out. I will try to remember to leave it off future comments here :) I have a genealogy project of my own going on, so I know how much time it takes! I am presently scanning a very old photo album that my grandmother has so that the pictures will be in digital form, and also so they have a backup. The paper photographs will not last forever! Have a great week!
ReplyDelete...oh don't fret over it, I'll find you.
DeleteThey certainly do make for a pretty picture...but then all of your pics are pretty
ReplyDeletePlease tell Tahoe and Winston we loved their pics and to be sure to drop by on July 31 for the Gymnastic event
hugs Madi and Mom
...will do. We're all looking forward to all the event pawticipants.
DeleteAm drooling looking at it lol! Visiting from Mellow Yellow.
ReplyDeleteCome and have some of my Yummy Yellows. Have a great week ahead.
...me too.
DeleteHi There, Neither George nor I like cherries... Don't know why because we usually like most all fruits....
ReplyDeleteBut your word, tart, caught my attention. We had a green apple tree in our yard when I was a child. I loved (still do) green apples---and would eat them even if they did give me a tummy ache. ha
Hugs,
Betsy
...I know what you mean...we call it Green Apple Quick Step around here.
DeleteNice macro shot!
ReplyDelete...thanks.
DeleteNothing more beautiful than summer fruit--all those soft blushey colors against bright green. In your macro though it's the stems that add so much interest and contrast in the photos. Well done, Anni.
ReplyDelete...now that you mention it, I do see a stark difference when I focus on the stems.
DeleteYummy Fruit..:)
ReplyDeleteDropping by from MYM…Fruits and Vegetables Salad , Pina Colada, Future Engineer and Flower in the Morning
...thanks January.
DeleteI didn't even know about those type of cherries but they sure are pretty. sandie
ReplyDelete...they're just now [like within the last 10 years maybe] been introduced to the produce markets around here.
DeletePretty shot!
ReplyDelete...thanks Pat.
Deletewow! never seen and tasted a yellow cherry. thanks for sharing. great shot!
ReplyDelete...I've seen 'em but I too have never tasted 'em. From the comments here, I understand they're sweeter than the red.
DeleteYum and so fresh!
ReplyDeleteVisiting for MYM- hope you can stop by..
http://www.cassandrasminicorner.com/2012/07/new-beach-ball.html
...thanks for stopping by Leah
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