and there are several more that are beginning to turn, YEAH!These are from the garden, not the greenhouse. We're getting 2-3
a day from the greenhouse as well. I told Mike I know what's for dinner,
BLT's on fresh homemade whole wheat bread, with bacon from
pork we raised and lettuce and tomatoes from our garden. Other than
the wheat, yeast, oil and salt everything else came from our farm!
Sorry for the fuzzy photo, but wanted to show that several of the maters
are nice sized, that is a 1c. measuring cup.
Remember you can click on the photo to see larger version. This is
the barn roof finished. See what I mean about the paint job, being
in need. Well it's been in need for several years now, but it's really
noticeable now! We have some siding to replace and then we'll get to
painting!
From the corner of my parents front porch
Updated picture of the three chicks, they're growing quickly and it
appears they are all poults( future layers), YEAH! The first batch
there is one for sure rooster, *sigh*
Today we're taking advantage of the cooler weather, our high today is
fore casted to be in the mid to high 80's. That is cooler than the high
90's and 100F yesterday.
Well must get going,I have laundry to finish and help Cortney weed in
the garden. She's practically got it weed by herself today!
Have a blessed weekend everyone!
2 comments:
Those are beautiful tomatoes! Yum.
The roof looks great.
Kelle,
Yes it is a clawfoot. We need to paint it and get it installed. Our current tub does not drain all the way so you can imagine. They are kinda easy to find here. I think we only paid $50 for it. Someone drug it out of their upstairs bathroom and posted it on Craigslist. Try to find an old town with old houses and look at Craigslist, maybe you'll find one.
I am excited for your recipe. I want them to be sweet so the kids will eat them. They are so good for you with all the dark color and all. The more they taste like candy the better!
Thanks for the comment!
Beth
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