Do you see the tomatoes on the windowsill in the back?
a little closer. . .
even closer. . .
closer still. . . Hey! That's not a tomato!
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4 comments:
Cute! Cute!
Is all that produce on your table (and in the windowsill) from your garden??? I know the little guy is, but that is abundance:)
Yum! I made gazpacho for dinner tonight, but my veggies weren't all fresh... Still, a cool bowlful of veggies is perfect for the end of a warm day!
No, the produce is not from my garden, though I wish it was! I went to the downtown farmer's market yesterday. I could have bought some of everything, and I resisted the urge to photograph everything (until I got home). For now, the only things coming our of our garden are herbs (lots of basil, flowers, and a few grape tomatoes here and there. The Casey garden is yielding lots of beans, which we have enjoyed and shared with others.
Jen, I want to make some gazpacho now!
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