Just Me Rambling
Aug. 18th, 2007 09:53 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ismeninAll hail! It seems I have one finger I can put on the keyboard this morning so I can do de capitals - my ee cummings days are ovah! Grins.
It is raining here and darned cold too. So much for the British Summer. It'll be warm and sunny when all the children are back in school - you watch. ;D
My next post - immediately after these ramblings - is Inca2 - 13.
I think I am considered an intelligent person, so after you read this you will see how intelligence has nothing to do with common sense.
We bought some tomato plants for our greenhouse, Honourable number three son and I. Only six, because I'd only done this once before, and Richard had never grown anything at all before this year.
It's taken a long time for them to ripen because there's been no sun, but suddenly some started to go yellow and two, on another plant, (oh, joy!) went red, and I ate them. However, the yellowy-orange ones were taking forever. I said to Rich I didn't think they'd ever ripen, after over a week and a half of yellowness.
Yes, the gardeners amongst you have guessed, haven't you? They were yellow tomatoes. In my ignorance I didn't know you could get yellow ones. Shows you, doesn't it? They are very nice, too.
And I must tell you that dearesttweedle_ experimented, made and posted me some muffins of extraordinary brilliance and tastiness. How's that for a friend, eh? Because they are sugar-free the hospital said they were a brill idea, and want the recipe - which I forgot to take there yesterday. Duh. So thanks, Tweedlie, old chum - fantastc. xxxxx
It is raining here and darned cold too. So much for the British Summer. It'll be warm and sunny when all the children are back in school - you watch. ;D
My next post - immediately after these ramblings - is Inca2 - 13.
I think I am considered an intelligent person, so after you read this you will see how intelligence has nothing to do with common sense.
We bought some tomato plants for our greenhouse, Honourable number three son and I. Only six, because I'd only done this once before, and Richard had never grown anything at all before this year.
It's taken a long time for them to ripen because there's been no sun, but suddenly some started to go yellow and two, on another plant, (oh, joy!) went red, and I ate them. However, the yellowy-orange ones were taking forever. I said to Rich I didn't think they'd ever ripen, after over a week and a half of yellowness.
Yes, the gardeners amongst you have guessed, haven't you? They were yellow tomatoes. In my ignorance I didn't know you could get yellow ones. Shows you, doesn't it? They are very nice, too.
And I must tell you that dearest
tweedle_ experimented, made and posted me some muffins of extraordinary brilliance and tastiness. How's that for a friend, eh? Because they are sugar-free the hospital said they were a brill idea, and want the recipe - which I forgot to take there yesterday. Duh. So thanks, Tweedlie, old chum - fantastc. xxxxx
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Date: 2007-08-18 02:46 pm (UTC)i`m glad your finger is now working enough to post with caps.
I`ve seen yellow tomatoes, but thought they were not yet ripe, we live and learn.
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Date: 2007-08-19 11:17 am (UTC)