I thought after Brandon went home I'd have a little more time for this stuff, but not so. I have even less it seems. Work is busy and during my lunch breaks I have errands to run. All the garden is coming in at once it seems. We must pick the shell beans this weekend or they will end up being dried beans again. I don't mind the dry beans, but Mr. D like shell beans very much and I do admit they are very good with a little milk, butter, salt and pepper. I have been picking Bible Beans each day and they just seem to grow so fast. Tomatoes are starting to ripen up and the beets will need to be picked right after Labor Day. Plus Labor Day weekend we must slaughter the meat birds. They are stumbling and bumbling around in the coop... to lazy to even go outside where they can get out of the muck. I'll be glad when they are in the freezer, 'cause they stink.
Well, this really wasn't a complaint about all the work I have, just a statement of fact and that I hope to get back into the blogging groove asap.
I love you all and apologize for the lack of communication.
See ya all soon!
Say good-bye Spotty...
Sounds like your life is busy.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures of your garden. Looks very productive.
Good to get an update from you ... and I'm glad you've been leaving me some notes on my blog :) So glad to hear the great news of your grandson's visit and that he went home being ETERNALLY changed!! Praise the Lord!
ReplyDeleteWish I could come help you w/ the garden ... and share some of your yummy produce! ;)
Where do people get the time? I wonder as well! If I can post to my blog once a week, that's a productive week. Especially this time of year when things are so much busier. So many other things take priority over computer time right now. Maybe we all can regroup in the winter. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat are Bible beans????
ReplyDeleteRuth Bible Beans are a new bean that we tried this year. They are available through Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. An excellent variety for the type of weather we had this year. They are drought resistant, we didn't choose them for that reason... I liked the name since my name is Ruth. We really enjoyed them very much.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.southernexposure.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=13509&Category_Code=SNPPOLEB
If you live in a drier climate, these might be a good choice, but they did very well here in Northern NH too.