Continued prayers. What a trove of knowledge she is, God bless her. Much love beautiful.
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Roast looks good Kaye and I continue to pray for Sharon. In one of the pictures I saw of her I almost did not recognize her because of such extreme weight loss. She is such a fountain of knowledge I would love to hear her speak if she were able. Have a blessed and beautiful Sunday.
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Your roast looks delicious Kaye. I'm making some ratatouille with my eggplant/peppers/onions/sweet potatoes for dinner tonight as fall is upon us. Not sure how you can connect with Sharon with low internet but maybe if you could get her on speaker phone and record that on video when she feels up to doing it? It is good she has some help thru hospice but still pray she can find joy and peace just one day at a time. Not sure if she has animals or not but may complicate things for her if so. Have a blessed weekend and thanks for the updates..
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Kaye don't you have a friend who could travel with you to her home and help her with the seeds and such? I know you have lots of friends, God's blessings on Sharon and her family 😌💞 love is the key,always
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Looks great I am going to make some sloppy joes and fries I think.. praying for Sharon 💝
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I used google+ great art communities. That is a great doings with Sharon and her seeds, wonderful!! 💓🐦
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Kaye Kittrell Late Bloomer
Happy Sunday, friends! It was hot yesterday afternoon, but I put a roast in the slow cooker. This is one of the last roasts from the half of a cow I purchased in, well, I think it was harvested the beginning of ‘22. It was raised by my realtor for this property who had a farm up in Monterey and had about 60 cattle along with her husband, who tragically died the year after I got here. She found him underneath the 4-wheeler out on the farm, so she carried on for another year, finished those out, sold off her herd and I got one of her last animals raised with no antibiotics, no hormones, no injections, all grass-fed and finished. I’m not sure where I’ll get a replacement when these roasts are gone. I’ve used all the ground beef and other cuts. These are my onions and rosemary and bay leaf, local organic carrots and commercial, organic celery, and a splash of Randy’s homemade blackberry wine, peppercorns and Celtic sea salt, twice filtered water. No marrow bones unfortunately, so the broth will not be gelatinous, but I’m gonna use it anyway! I’m outside in cool 57F and quiet, taking in the light waiting for the UVA to rise. Occasional dog barks and crows and other birds are heard, as well as cicadas. Have a blessed Sunday and please continue to pray 🙏🏻 for Sharon. She’s made an extraordinary effort to go through all of her seed bins to put together a box for me. I wish I could go but the 13 hour drive is prohibitive. Sharon has been a fan of Late Bloomer since the beginning and long before Zoom and all of that there was a way to have a guest on your channel and we’re going back now at least 11 years, but that feature is long gone (along with Google+) and I interviewed her and she was on very low Internet speed on her farm and we could not get her on screen, but we could hear her over the phone, and I’ll post that link separately when I find it. She is making a huge adjustment after living alone for decades to have people in the house with her as she goes through these stages of hospice. I wish I could get her on the phone for a Q&A for my community but I haven’t the least idea how to do that. If you do, please LMK! I’m not that tech savvy. ❤️🌻🌹🌱🙏🏻
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