Down to her skivvies.
Shirt and pants coming off at the same time.
Lifting her skirt. I nearly blushed. These peas have no shame, shedding their clothes right in the middle of the garden, in broad daylight. Of course, I don't blame them. I've often thought how much time I'd save on laundry if I gardened in the nude.
These carrots know what I'm talking about.
No clothes, no laundry, no worries. Sure their skin gets a little dirty,
but a quick rinse in the sink and they're ready to go...
into my belly.
Our garden may be small, it's bounty measured in handfuls, but the happiness I harvest out there is far beyond measure.
May your weekend be full of naked, dirty, happy moments.
I love this! Laugh out loud, and beautiful, to boot. I just bought some amazing radishes at the farm market-purple and rosy and red, round and long, all mixed in bunches. I hope they taste as good as they look! Enjoy your weekend, Molly.
ReplyDelete'kay, that really made me smile. What imagination and great photos too. I wish my garden was coming along as well as yours.
ReplyDeleteI too love those dirty, naked, happy moments!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Right back at you! Too funny!
ReplyDelete~Karen
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I love the silly little carrot that decided to grow out, not down!
ReplyDeleteYay! Happy naked dirty weekend to you, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is too funny...great post. We will be getting dirty in the garden this weekend after the etsy craft show here in town!!sherry
ReplyDeleteLOL, great post for a long friday. i agree 100%!
ReplyDeleteoh yay!! we have two squash, and I have to go check for more stuff in the morning since we've been gone for 3 days.
ReplyDeleteWell yes... but it's okay for a pea to be rather round... as for me, I will keep my roundness under wraps :-) No naked gardening here!
ReplyDeleteNow as for those boys of my mine... one can never tell when they will drop their drawers!
Happy weekend to you!
we share a dirty mind for produce, i think we talked about that before.
ReplyDeletenaked yes, on the pull-up bar, no. enjoy...
I think I'm going to go through all of your posts and count how many times you've said "bounty"!
ReplyDeleteWe've already had a naked, dirty, happy weekend in the garden. But no bounty yet. We'll plant the first lettuces and tomatoes next week.
ReplyDeletewhoa - we have nothing yet - well - our grass is growing - but no bounty - that would require sunshine and there has not been a heck of a whole lot of that here on the west coast.
ReplyDeletethose naughty peas. too bad ours died on the table.
ReplyDeleteah, that's what the farmstands are for. at least the herbs and tomatoes made it.
nothing like bringing the garden in with you. i type with dirty fingernails.
Naked gardening... Then the neighbors would really think I was a crazy Californian... as if they don't already!
ReplyDeleteGreat post!!
What cheeky peas - doing that strip tease like that. Were the radishes blushing?
ReplyDeleteMy mum used to always garden naked; though we had the 'luxury' of living in the rainforest, and no fence for the neighbours to look over.
Its a bit like swimming naked in the ocean - beautiful, perfect and something that everyone should do at least once (if not many more times) in their lifetime.
We got a kick out of that little fat round one. My son planted his own little patch of carrots in the garden. He's hoping to get one like that in his bunch. He love the pictures!!
ReplyDeletePerfect! Your little carrots are adorable!
ReplyDeleteoooh...our cool weather crops are just starting to emerge...i'll be looking for dirty nakedness with baited breath - wait, maybe i should re-word that...
ReplyDeleteScandalous! ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the undressing peas and the short chubby carrot.
ReplyDeleteWe went a little crazy and added a melon patch this year. It's our first year growing (and giving up so much space) to the big round fruits we love so much. At least they like the heat!
Also we tried pea shoots per your recommendation. Yum. They never made it to the table - Chris and I ate them at the counter before the rest of dinner was done. Thanks for the tip. Oh so good.
this is so good--funny and beautifully written!!
ReplyDeleteYou are too cute. I can't wait until my peas take their clothes off!
ReplyDelete"harvesting happiness"
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely thought.
made me think about the seeds I'm planting. what would a harvest look like? I could use a garden like that!
Gorgeous! My peas and carrot crops have brought us so much pleasure this May.
ReplyDeleteOh my god I could only wish my weekend could be full of naked, dirty moments!! Aggh.
ReplyDeletelove your garden photos!! :D
ReplyDeleteHa! This is so great!
ReplyDeleteI will never look at a pea the same way again...
Why have I not found your blog sooner!! : )
Ha! This is so great!
ReplyDeleteI will never look at a pea the same way again...
Why have I not found your blog sooner!! : )
I'll never look at peas the same way, LOL. Nothing beats fresh garden carrots. Oh and since you are seeing growth in your garden could you please send the warmth and sunshine my way? I still haven't had a chance to plant anything, the Canadian Prairies are being brutal this year.
ReplyDeleteYou seriously made my day :)
ReplyDeleteI'll never be able to look at my peas the same way again! Mine are undressing as I type :)
ReplyDeleteNaughty peas! I love it!
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