It's confusing to me, too. Some varieties of huckleberries are blue and are actually called "blueberries". I think it may be a regional thing. I made the mistake of calling Montana huckleberries blueberries. My sister, who lives in Kalispell, corrected me. They are proud of their tasty huckleberries. They put them in candy, syrups, jams, jellies, ice cream, etc... and they don't call them blueberries. Maybe Dawn could weigh in on this one?

Soooooo, what's the difference between huckleberries and blueberries??

Dawn--the huckleberry candy is very good. Unique flavor--I like it.

Clara--love the door and the pictures. Great picture of me--that is not always the case.

Love the dorrs, Clara. Thanks for sharing your pictures. Now I must download mine!

Well I was going to say look at all those huge smiles on happy TQSers, but now I'm very distracted by those terrific doors! Yes. More kitchen info please. Karen

Clara, could you start a new post about your kitchen remodel? I remember seeing your back splash (before it was finished!) and now this! Please share!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Margo wrote:
We just redid our kitchen about a year ago. We purchased new pine pantry doors and I modified them a bit with some woodburning and color stains with my quilt design. It was a lot of fun.

Here is a better shot of the doors.
Clara

Thanks for the photos - it gives us another game,

'Who looks most like their profile picture so we can identify them?'

Thanks for all the great photos, Clara!! And I love the closet doors behind you!!

Here is the wonderful box that is full of even more love. Blocks from my fellow brothers and sisters of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Triangle Exchange. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything on the outside and inside of this amazing box of thanks. My heart is filled with gratitude! Clara

P.S. My boy, Mikey was my sit-in photographer helping me out. Thank you Mikey.

Clara

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