Our Pea-Pickin’ Enterprise

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God is faithful in every way,

See it here in these peas we picked yesterday.

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A friend called to tell us their crops overflowed,

So we got the free food from the seeds that they sowed.

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Shellin’ peas on the porch with my children around

Most landed in place with a few on the ground.

We laughed and we talked and a few songs we sang,

Intermittently threw in a Veggie Tales refrain.

(Still don’t know what “I ‘Aint Got No Belly Button” has to do with peas *shrug*)

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We talked about blessings that flow from above,

We talked about hands that work out of love.

Tonight we’ll have peas and it seems for a while,

And we’ll eat every time with our pea-pickin’ smiles.

 

 

 

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15 Responses to “Our Pea-Pickin’ Enterprise”

  1. Lori says:

    And the littlest pea-picker (in the pink clothes -
    Oh, come on – admit it – you want one of those)
    Was eager to help, but you know how it goes:
    For ten in the bowl there were two in the nose!

  2. Mrs. Hester says:

    LOVE IT!!! I’m wondering if it’s too late for me to plant some peas myself…

    I have wonderful memories of just sitting and shellin’ peas :)

  3. Quinn says:

    I’m a lazy gardener, I did snap peas this year so that I didn’t have to shell :D Plus I figured there was less waste – trying to be ultra frugal. Speaking of which I’m heading back to check out your electricity posts again as my electric company just doubled their rates!!!

    Looks like you had a lovely time – I really love the 3rd image although they all are great- I have a while to wait for my harvest memories as my peas sprouted earlier this week.

  4. Word Warrior says:

    Lori,

    LOL! Very clever.

  5. Mandi says:

    Kelly, I read your posts almost everyday. I just have to chuckle when you put sweet things like this out there. Y’all are our kind of people. ;)

    When the weather gets cooler, please remind me to send y’all some chocolate from here in Germany.

  6. wordwarrior says:

    Mandi–Don’t you worry, sister–chocolate is the fastest way to my heart ;-)

  7. Mrs. Lady Sofia says:

    You need to submit this poem along with the photos to a magazine that focuses on families and children. These are WONDERFUL pictures – where children are happily working together in harmony!

    BTW, your eldest daughter is looking more and more like a young woman everyday. She definately looks A LOT like mommy (smiles)! I bet that you are proud of her.

  8. Kim M. says:

    So cute! Love the green :-)

  9. Lori says:

    Ha! Thanks. BTW, where did the quilt come from? You said you have a few, right? I’m a sucker for textiles, esp quilts.

  10. Oh, so sweet! And I love the photo enhancements. Beautiful.
    ~Bethany

  11. Word Warrior says:

    Bethany,

    Glad to have you back after such a trying time with your new little one! Praise God.

  12. Those pictures are beautiful!!

  13. Stephanie says:

    I love peas, and picking/shelling them, but I REALLY LOVED the comment about the “Ain’t got no belly button” song! I helped out in the nursery at church each Wednesday while the parents did Bible study, and the kids loved that particular video.
    Thanks for bringing a smile to my face.

  14. Katie LaPierre says:

    love the pics. Have you heard of thelazybfarm.com ? I just discovered it and thought of you.

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