My mother is an amazing gardener, and both Grandmothers as well. Regardless, my thumb is not so green. Last Summer I planted a raised bed, and it was a complete flop. I planted peppers, tomatoes, herbs, garlic, and it just didn't work. I blamed it on the soil and shade :) This year I decided to try pots. I got a few tomatoes, but for some reason before they would ripen they would get rotten, my rosemary is brown, and my melon is deceased. To my surprise, I now have a bloom and large tomato! It's November... a little late, but I'll take what I can get:) Maybe my thumb is not so brown...maybe more of an olive color:)hehe
Welcome to blog land! That is so strange that I stumbled on your blog (thanks to my favorite little ladybug) today of all days...my other window is open to amazon.com where I am about to purchase "the Possibility of Everything." My husband and I spent a week in Belize for our 15th anniversary a little over 2 years ago. It was my first time out of the country and it changed me at my core...anyway, I can't wait to read the book and read more of your entries! - abfab
ReplyDeleteSerendipity:) I'm sure you love the book, especially if you have been to Belize! She made me want to take another trip outside of the country. It is really healing to travel.
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