On Mondays a friend and I pick up donated bread, rolls, and pastries from Turtle Bakery on Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis to take to St. Mark's Episcopal Church, which uses it as part of their free Monday night supper for homeless street people. While enjoying a cup of coffee at the restaurant, I like to watch Gabriella (on the left) and Angelica work their magic,. It is hard to resist buying their delectable creations to take home!
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I see no need for resistance, those pies look delicious.
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Mersad Donko Photography
You find it hard to resist Kate.. I would find it impossible :) I love the idea of using the bread, rolls and pastry instead of just throwing them away.
ReplyDeleteMy problem is not a lack of will power. It's a lack of "won't" power. I will buy as much of this stuff as my car can hold! BTW, we have a new great-granddaughter named Gabriella.
ReplyDeleteI would try any one of these...
ReplyDeleteYum! I say eat them up!
ReplyDeleteI'll have one of those pies!
ReplyDeleteResistance is futile. Now the question is, which of those pies to take home.
ReplyDeleteoh, yummy!
ReplyDeleteExcellent portrait shot, and those pies look delicious!
ReplyDeleteTurtle must be popular name for establishments. We have two in our city. Someone needs a Thesaurus.
ReplyDeleteGood thing I can't drive anymore, I'd be driving up there for pie!
ReplyDeleteNice shots.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Those pies look irresistible!
ReplyDeleteHello, Gabriella and Angelica. You do good work.
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