There are more coming on but that's it for a little while.
Plenty of baby tomatoes and the one I beheaded accidentally is definitely producing a strong old side shoot so that's good.
Today is really busy.
We start with Groove and we're not walking today because I have to be elsewhere fairly soon after and time is of the essence.
The 'elsewhere' is that I am meeting a friend for coffee and a catch up. M doesn't live here but has to come regularly for hospital appointments and the bus comes right by my road and also the pub where we're meeting. It's a great opportunity.
After I've dropped her off at the hospital, I have a bit of time before an online thing, the Chairs' Forum. A Governing Body thing and Liz can't make it so I'm representing her. I have my report all ready so I just have to be there. Hope it doesn't go on too long.
After that, the evening is my own so I can chill and catch up with YouTube which is now working again after several days of not working and an update from Virgin Media. Yay!
So I will love you and leave you - enjoy your day, everyone. See you! xx
Fresh homegrown veggies like cucumbers and courgettes are always so lovely and crunchy aren't they? Shop bought ones are mushy and tasteless by comparison. No smell either, unlike homegrown.
ReplyDeleteThey really are. I'm looking forward to Beth's courgettes when they start fruiting - she has several plants so there should be loads. xx
DeleteAgree with Sooze, homegrown just can’t be beaten
ReplyDeleteAlison in Devon x
They really can't. xx
DeleteCan’t wait till our cucumbers are ready Morrisons want £1.10 for one
ReplyDeleteThat's ridiculous, isn't it? xx
DeleteAll I can say is yummy. Fresh grown veggies are definitely the best.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
It was and indeed they are. They're so good. xx
DeleteHomegrown cucumber and the first of the year for you. It looks delicious.
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