Our summer garden is doing well and
three out of the four vegetables we planted were ready to be harvested: eight
ball zucchini squash, Kyoto ball eggplant, and bush lake green beans. The last
of our planted vegetables, purple beauty bell peppers, will be ready to be
harvested in a couple of weeks. I can't wait. I love the freshness and flavor
from our farm to table veggies. As an added bonus, it looks like an old tomato
seed sprouted so we will have tomatoes by the end of summer. Even though I
don't like eating raw tomatoes (and get queasy at just the thought of it), they
are still fun to grow to cook or to give to family or friends.
MH has been putting in long hours at the
office in preparation for a few new projects, so we took it easy and spent the
day resting and relaxing at home. In the evening, we took the train to
Exposition park to see the firework show. The park was very crowded but there
was plenty of open seating in the parking lot, and we were pleasantly surprised
that the show was even better than last year. This year, music was played
through speakers and the finale was one to remember. There were so many
fireworks going off during the finale that I almost felt like there were too
many fireworks at some moments!
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