Its that time of year again! Blueberries!

I have waited 11 mo. for fresh blueberries!!! My kids eat them by the pound. Last year at the end of the season we picked 17 lbs. in about 45 min. I thought I might be finally able to put some in the freezer, less than 8 hours later my kids had eaten the entire 17 lbs! Out of the 102 lbs. we picked last year only 3 lbs. made it to my freezer!

* Do you have any idea what the diaper of a baby who has only eaten blueberries for 2 days looks like??? I am not going to take a picture, you will have to use your imagination!

We headed out yesterday and the kids got to work. They have a little business with returning customers every year, they pick blueberries and sell them to their "clients". 
Rush was a big help this year.... they should have weighed him when he came in and when he left. I left about $5 extra to cover the 3 lbs I think he ate while we were there!
We were only there an hour but they picked about 20 lbs. We will be going back almost every other day for the next month until they are gone. 

If you are in the Houston area and want to go to the best blueberry farm there is here are the directions.

Pioneer Blueberry Farm:

Take 1-45 north almost to Conroe, exit loop 336 south and go right or east at the light. Take 336 east until you come to 105. There is a gas station and McDonalds at the corner. Take a right and go east. At this point set your odometer! Take 105 east for 8.6 miles. You will be looking for a little street sign that says Pioneer Lane. Turn left on Pioneer Lane. Ed Harger's  blueberry farm is about 1.2 miles down on the right side. He is open sunrise to sunset every day. Blueberries are $1.75 a pound this year, he uses no pesticides.