photo edited using Pamela Topping’s vintage doll action
We have a few bunches of bananas growing in our backyard right now and one of them was finally ready for us to cut down yesterday. We can’t wait to enjoy these sweet, little bananas! How many times have I discussed bananas around here? My heck.
I think I’m a little bit obsessed.
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Rebecca Cooper is a 42-year-old wife and mother of four from Alberta, Canada. As a photographer, crafter, author, and blogger, she finds joy and fulfillment in celebrating everyday moments. She loves to read and eat chocolate, and is a firm believer in afternoon naps. Rebecca shares her family’s adventures, photo tips, simple craft projects + more right here at Simple as That.
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Enjoy your bananas….now you just need to wait for them to ripen. My Dad grew bananas for a living, we spent much time helping as children.
Thanks Rebecca!
Lesa
I’d love to have some bannans growing in my garden 🙂
That picture is awesome! I love it! I’d really love to grow bananas!
In our sea of love
I’d LOVE to be able to grow me some bananas! Great photo. I love the way your feature them with Katie’s frame.
http://elisabetottosson.blogspot.com/2011/08/simple-things-39.html
here is my simple thing for this week. i can´t post a tumbnail photo for some reason…
I was going tonask you where you got those cute frames! Thanks! And thanks for introducing us! 🙂
Ps-
I featured your back to school reading log at Key Lime! 🙂 it is adorable!!!
http://www.keylimedigitaldesigns.com
Kendra
so cool! i wish i could grow bananas – but then we’d be having banana everything! lol
OH you are so lucky to have those grow in your own backyard. I remember the “old times” when all I had to do was go to my backyard when I was in the mood of a banana and coconut shake 🙂
Oh, I’d love bananas in my backyard. However I’m not a fan of humidity so I’ll just get mine from the grocery store.
amazing photo as always!!
I added my link twice by accident. I tried to erase number 52, but there is no option to delete it, so sorry about that! 🙂
oh…we use to pick bananas on the island that my mom grew up at in the Philippines:) Beautiful photo Rebecca!