My friend John’s backyard tomato garden continues to flourish.
This time around, he sent me back home with full-sized fruit instead of the pop-in-your-mouth version.
My bowl at home would be tastefully topped several times, thank you, my friend.
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Oh a fresh smelling and tasting tomato from a garden is a far sight better than a store bought one!
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Yes I had another one on a salad last night, MBC, and was so delighted.
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I can taste summer in them!
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mark, I just saw your post on Facebook and realized I’ve been kicked off of your blog again, so I refollowed again. this has been happening with some of my readers as well –
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Thanks for coming back, Beth. I don’t know why it’s happening to both of our blogs. I sent a note to WP Happiness engineers but then they asked me such very specific questions about who what where so they could figure out why and I have not replied back yet …
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And it’s hard to know, I just thought maybe you’d taken the summer off from writing and I still saw you replying. I didn’t know until I saw a post of yours on Facebook,,,
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I’m still going on with it as are you, Beth.
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I’m enjoying my bounty too, Mark! My neighbors will take over for me as I prepare to leave tomorrow for my two week heavenly hiatus with the grandies! Tomatoes and a salt shaker are two are my besties!
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Your neighbors will be lucky, Karla. Enjoy your grandie trip to Alaska! Hug hug hug the grandies!!!
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Thank you, Mark! My arms are bulked up for some extreme hugging and holding! Stay safe and blessed!
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Tomatoes have meaning.
All I can say ATPIT.
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I have to read your cards, ladysighs.
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yes
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I sure miss those CNY tomatoes! Produce is nice in Florida, but nothing like upstate tomatoes. Mmmm….
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Yes we have good produce indeed, Mike.
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I have more to give you as well!
Glad John enjoys sharing!
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I’m glad your garden is doing well, Nance!
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