Finally, we have had a ripe tomato from the garden. I cannot recall a summer where our first ripe tomato was picked on the 4th of September - sad but true. We usually start eating tomatoes in July and continue until November. This starting in September is just not right - why, it hardly felt like summer at all with all the truly miserable weather we had this year.
We actually thought we had a nice big ripe one last week but when I turned it over - it was rotten!! I am not sure who was more disappointed, Bruno or I.
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About Me
- umbrellalady
- Manitoba, Canada
- I am generally a happy person with absolutely no time on my hands. I have difficulty sitting still and always need to be doing something. I have been married for 27 years. I love to quilt, garden, read, cook and make wine - not necessarily in that order.
Books I am currently or finished reading:
- Joseph Boyden's "Through Black Spruce"
- Joseph Boyden's "Three Day Road"
- Thomas King's "Green Grass/Running Water"
- David Sedaris' "When You are Engulfed in Flames"
- Ann-Marie MacDonald's "Fall on Your Knees"
- Alice Munro's "The View from Castle Rock"
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