Now the trick is to remember to take it in before the first frost.
Next year we're hoping to try a few more vegetables. I'm also planning to be gone for 3-4 weeks, so we'll see how well that goes. My compost pile is coming along well tho - I'm eager to pull it all together.
I can't believe it's Thursday. I should really try and get to the chiropracter today - I've been procrastinating (imagine). My shoulder is much better, but it's definitely not normal. It's the crossover movement that still gets me.
It's winding up to be a busy weekend. Pa and I are planning to go out for our anniversary - sans children. If it actually happens, it'll be the first time in about six years or so. Usually we take all the kids and go up to DQ, too cheap to go to dinner, too cheap to hire a sitter.
But THIS year - we have a sitter, and for Christmas (yes - Christmas) we received a gift certificate to a local restaurant - perfect!
And I told Pa I'm going to have to run all day Saturday - errands to do for the wedding coming up. And before then I really need to look thru the kids clothes. Wendy, I know, needs tights. I think Mark needs shoes - he's currently wearing Brians and they seem a bit large, Brian - growing rapidly, needs new church duds. Mark might too. That sort of thing.
I hate shopping. I prefer the online kind. Nothing pleases me more than seeing that 'your order has shipped' email in my inbox
Like this morning. I ordered Waylon's - Nashville Rebel a couple days ago - should be here just in time for our long ride north.
And that about sums things up. How's things going on your end of town?
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the weather has been beautiful up here sharyn! enjoying the last of it this week I bet...the trees are just starting to turn color and you can smell fall in the air...
we had soooooo many tomatoes, I ended up giving some away. We also planted green beans, green peppers and radishes!
Posted by: Mary Rogers | September 25, 2008 at 09:01 AM
Here in Northern Ca the weather has gotten mild... mid 80s in the day, low 60s at night. It's absolutely my favorite time of year.
Have you tried Google Reader? It is an amazing way to see all the blogs you follow and if they have been updated on one page! Without clicking thru each one... that said Torm - would you please check your settings to allow people to subscribe to your blog feed? Then I could see it on Google Reader.. Ali said it is just a button you click in settings.
Posted by: Betsey Cline | September 25, 2008 at 09:43 AM
that looks like my neighbor's tomatoes. Months later, they're almost all green as can be, with only two having hints of red. I tried to convince him to make a green tomato pie (is there such a thing?) but no luck.
fall is here in Oregon - I am loving it. The trees are rapidly turning!
Posted by: elizabeth | September 25, 2008 at 10:22 AM
We hardly got any tomatoes this year either! A groundhog ate the flowers off of the eggplant where he could reach them and we only yielded 2 eggplant. We got 3 watermelons that are a little bigger than footballs and they were actually ripe when I cut them open yesterday! Next year I take over the garden for sure!
Posted by: Deb Wisker | September 25, 2008 at 10:36 AM
The weather here (30 minutes south of you (-:) is gorgeous! Your late to ripen tomatoes are par for the course for many people in our area this year. I'm sure our wacky weather (cold late into summer, really wet, then no rain for a month) played a big role. I'm anxious to here how the garbage can compost worked because I really want to try that.
Posted by: Julie | September 25, 2008 at 11:46 AM
I still have tons of green tomatoes. C'est la vie!
Posted by: sue Treiber | September 25, 2008 at 12:04 PM
Unless it's junk shopping, I'd much rather do it on-line too. Although, I haven't done much of that lately either. I should - my kids are all in dire need of new duds - time to check out the clearances. Good luck with your errands!
Posted by: ~ Junkyard Jennifer | September 26, 2008 at 11:06 AM