
This week is huddles week! Our huddles met for some good fellowship and sharing and the total annihilation of 2 costco roasted chickens. Delicious!
Thanks, James for organizing a fun day of fruit picking! We had a good time picking peaches, plums, and crab apples. Next year, we'll go earlier in the season so that we can get some cherries and strawberries, too. We'll also look for that lollipop tree and, of course, the money tree...
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James' LSFG SJ Activity - Fruitpicking in Brentwood
The LSFG San Jose blog is back. Ansel and Yukari are very excited at this announcement. We'll post tidbits of information, Bible study follow up and announcements made in fellowship group so you have a place to get your LSFG:SJ fix.
Yes, the banana fruit is a berry. Berries are identified as being many seeded with a fleshy inner layer. So, technically a banana is a berry. And, believe it or not, bananas don't grow on trees! Originally from Asia, the "banana tree" is really not a tree in the true sense. In fact, banana plants have no wood fiber. The banana plant is the world's largest herb and a member of the lily family. Bananas grow in tropical areas all around the world where the weather is sunny and hot, and there's plenty of rain.
Happy Birthday to our very own Kiki! Another year older, another year wiser. Here's a birthday tribute to you! Crank that souljah boy!
