I am so excited! My friend Brenda turned me onto a local farmer's co-op called Bountiful Baskets. They get all their produce from as locally as possible, some is not that close but they do their best. They just started a few months ago I believe and this week started sites in Boise, Meridian, Star, and Nampa. I went this morning and got my basket and was very happy with what I got. For $15 I got 8 bananas, 7 apples, 6 bosc pears, 2 asian pears, a bag of grapes, about 8 persimmons, cauloflower, collard greens, a large bag of green beans, a bag of potatoes, a bag of brussel sprouts, and a thing of grape tomatoes. I also signed up and got their whole grain bread, 5 loaves for $10 which looks great! I'm looking forward to continuing with them. If anyone else is interested, it's http://www.bountifulbaskets.org/. Also, anyone have any good persimmon recipes? 









I had one of the best birthdays I've ever had though. Adam and the boys cooked me breakfast in bed and let me have some time to relax and read in bed. I opened my birthday present, a beautiful new cruiser bike with a bell and a basket on the front! I LOVE it!!! Then we got around and met some friends at Linder Farms and took a hayride out to pick pumpkins. It was lots of fun and the boys had a blast! After heading home for a quick lunch and short nap for Mason, we dropped the boys off at Keith and Michelle's and Adam surprised me with a trip on the Thunder Mountain Railroad's Wine and Dine train. I have wanted to do that for so long and we had a great time! They served ceasar salad, chicken parmesan, rice pilaf, glazed carrots, and homemade cheesecake for dessert! We stopped in Banks at their pumpkin patch and added 2 more pumpkins to our collection for the day and then headed back to Horseshoe Bend. What a great day!!!












