Wow did we have some strong storms last night! Lots of lightening and thunder and so much rain. One of my roads to work today was closed due to flooding. Hopefully it will be cleared up by Noon (when I am planning to leave to start the weekend early).
No new knitting to show and no Friday Felines this week. But, I don't think I ever showed the garlic from our garden. Fletch pulled it on the 3rd and it's hanging on our patio to dry. We gave some to Colin, but this is the balance of what we have:
The yellow thing is Fletch's kayak, the wooden guideboat he built is below that. I can't wait to use some of this garlic - so yummy!
I'm one of those people who cannot wait for Fall - my favorite season. But even I think this is rushing things a bit:
This was from our grocery store ad that I was looking through while having coffee this a.m. Before you know it, Halloween candy will be in the aisles.
Finally - I think we (really Fletch - he did all the work) found the car we want. We're going to look at it tomorrow!! Fingers crosssed it will be perfect!
Have a great weekend.
That is plenty of good-looking garlic! I'm also intrigued by that beautiful wooden guideboat that Fletch built. I hope you have a great weekend and the car shopping/purchasing goes well!
ReplyDeleteYour garlic looks delicious! Good luck with your vehicle shopping!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Good luck with the vehicle! Hope the road was unflooded!
ReplyDelete4th of July marks the beginning of Back To School sales & promotions around here, and all the summer stuff is starting to go...
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend! Maybe with some new wheels. ;)
That garlic is exciting! Mine is still growing - so far it's looking good!
ReplyDeleteMost schools in this area start mid-August. The garlic looks wonderful.
ReplyDeletewe had no rain whatsoever but it looked like doom and gloom all day long, needless to say my mood was down! Have a good weekend and eep new cars are a pain to obtain.
ReplyDeleteSchools here don't start until after labor day but all of the supplies are out in the stores already. I love fall, but hate to see it arrive because I REALLY detest winter.
ReplyDeleteI hope the rain calms down for you. We actually had some sprinkles here Tuesday which is highly unusual. It's been a cool summer so far but the heat is being turned up today.
That garlic looks great. I love garlic in almost everything except dessert. :-)
Blessings,
Betsy
Oh, my.....Back to School already? It used to give me the creeps but now that I'm retired it just means good prices on stationary supplies!
ReplyDeleteI must admit that I openly smirk when I see Back To School stuff start crowding out the Summer Fun stuff. As a retired teacher, I remember the days when its appearance used to harsh my Zen--I still had half my Summer Vacation left! Now I openly smile and twirl my imaginary evil mustache
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oh wow - home grown garlic sounds delicious! School for our county starts Aug 12, but neighboring counties start the week before. We have a school supply drive at church and it ends Sunday... it's no fun when the vacation runs out before the summer does! good luck with your car ... fingers crossed for y'all!
ReplyDeleteHow nice to have your own garlic where you know it's not full of sprays and preservatives! We also have Back to School ads.. ridiculous. I'm impressed he made his own wooden boat.. I'd love to see a better photo of it.
ReplyDelete((hugs)), Teresa :-)
You grew your own garlic, how wonderful. You will have to tell us if it tastes any different than what you purchase. This year at school they had a program where you can order the supplies your kids need, boy did I sign up for that fast!
ReplyDeleteThe garlic looks wonderful (and probably smells great, too!).
ReplyDeleteOur school year starts in 3 weeks! Yikes!
Oh new car ......tease!!! I want an old small truck.
ReplyDeleteYes I know. I love fall but am not quite ready for the school supply ads that filled our Sunday newspaper today. Enjoy that garlic - yum.
ReplyDeleteI may try garlic again when the gardening is revived next year. Or late this year.
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking there's still a couple of months before school starts, but then remember it's already mid-July and school here starts the 3rd week of August usually. And then there are those who need to spread out the purchases over a few weeks for financial reasons. I do need to remember to check the school glue stick supply though... and pencil box supply for organizing. and notebooks for keeping papers and clippings organized. I wish they'd put printer ink on back to school sales!