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blueberry pancake morning. my mom ground the flour. she picked the berries, too.
we go blueberry picking every summer, and every summer, without fail, my mom turns into a blueberry picking-machine. “is that all you’ve done?” she asks with a smile, looking at my halfway-full bucket. she’s already filled two, shrugging in a way that says, “no big deal.”
next summer i’ll be better, mom. and i won’t cry about the bees. even though they really do scare the shit out of me. 

blueberry pancake morning. my mom ground the flour. she picked the berries, too.

we go blueberry picking every summer, and every summer, without fail, my mom turns into a blueberry picking-machine. “is that all you’ve done?” she asks with a smile, looking at my halfway-full bucket. she’s already filled two, shrugging in a way that says, “no big deal.”

next summer i’ll be better, mom. and i won’t cry about the bees. even though they really do scare the shit out of me.