They have three different varieties of blueberries there? We’ve noticed that they will actually tell you where the berries are from on the bags… like they’re careful to get it right with each batch. Hey, try an experiment… I’d be interested in your findings. Do a blind test between the Oregon berries and the frozen ones from the northeast/Canada.

Have you tried Trader Joe’s sushi? I have been meaning to for a while, but our nearest TJs is about 45 minutes away and we’re usually heading to a taqueria somewhere.

I’m in Walnut Creek now. Not sure if you know where that is. If not, it’s a suburb of Oakland, about 15-20 minutes east (assuming no traffic).

Too funny about the strawberries. I’ve found the same thing. The best food often comes from good folks who flunked spelling.

We eat a lot of strawberries, fresh, from a stand on Highway 49 between Auburn and Grass Valley. We have learned that the best strawberries are found at stands identified by huge signs painted on plywood with many words misspelled in incomplete sentences, using questionable syntax.

Nothing beats freshly picked blueberries though. I think blueberries and strawberries are some of the things that help us realized how blessed we are to be alive. Two of my favorite things in life.