Angus and his wonderful fluffy furry tummy (just seen in this shot)
Apricots and more apricots and trying new dishes (my bloody mary mussels were a success)
My very first home grown tomatoes finally ripening
also the pretty pink summer roses on my table (that I am yet to take a picture of).
8 comments:
Those tomatoes are so cute! Well done on growing them - I attempted it once and just got a big stringy green tree.
This morning as we went out for a walk with our dog, I grabbed the leftover grape tomatoes to munch on. Yum! Yours look delicious. I love this post. It says so much about the simple joys you cherish.
Just found you today and what a fantastic blog you have. I love all the great pictures...I am your newest follower.
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Oh those bloody mary mussels sound like perfection for this "winter like" weather we've been having in Melbourne lately. Calls for some crusty bread to mop up the sauce. drrrrool!
The mussels look delicious. Glad the recipe was a hit.
Hello. I arrived here from http://rummeybears.blogspot.com (I think). Your homegrown tomatoes look delicious - I am feeling a real hankering for plants but it might have to be a winter harvest at this time of year - I'm thinking purple sprouting brocoli if I can pull it off. Thank you for sharing your happy things - they made me smile.
and I thought O&S were cute!! It's always the simple things! I see you tagged me...aargggh..pressure is on!!
congrats on your tomatoes :)
mine decided not to ripen this year (i am pretty sure it was because of the lack of sun we had in brisbane over christmas). i am about to start 'take two' this weekend! any tips?
kel x
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