That's not why I love it here on the farm!
Now that we have turned our attention back to Indiana, I am so glad we are staying. Not that I wasn't excited about moving to Wheaton, because I was, but staying here has already proven to be a blessing.
My veggies are now becoming ripe. If we would have moved in a week, all that hard work would have gone down the drain. What a sad though. I would have been so busy packing that I wouldn't have had the time to can these babies like I will be doing today.
Samuel agrees that life on the farm is the best life around! Tomatoes taste the absolute best seconds after being picked!
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Are those jalapeno peppers in the first picture? Someone gave me some recently and I didn't know what to do with them other than make salsa. What do you do with them?
Wow! So you decided to stay huh? Well, I would too if I had home grown veggies like that. It was so nice meeting you. Greta just has not stopped talking about you. :)
If you ever think about moving down south, you're welcome again here in Raleigh. Adam would be happy to show Andy around the seminary if he was interested.
Tomatoes...yummy. Those have been one of my favorite prego snacks!! Those look awesome!
I can't believe thos vegetables !!!!!!! Mine tomatoes are still green. You must have a green thumb.....I'm so proud of you. You have amazed me again. Gram
Could he get any cuter!?!? Glad to hear you'll be staying.
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