Dear Tom - The Germans
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A funny day….the eye clinic this morning with a new, perfectly polite and
precise German Doctor who was a dream . I may eventually go blind in my
right e...
Termite Mounds
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4,225 km (2,625 miles) from home here in Launceston, Tasmania, is
Litchfield NP in the Northern Territory of Australia. A long way from home
for sure, it t...
September Birth Flower : The Morning Glory
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The month of September has two birth flowers, Asters and morning glories
and both bring vibrancy to the garden as summer fades and Autumn/fall
arrives. The...
Yay! Reading list is back!
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Well, I don't know about everyone, but my *reading list is back...*
however, it doesn't just come back easily. It makes a long pause (*like
it's thinki...
Two Songs for You
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Two songs!
The first one is a small clip of a song that Dolly Parton sang with the
David Hidalgo, the lead singer of Los Lobos. (Do you remember t...
Series Of Inconveniences .......
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Hello dear friends
Hope having blessed times by the grace of God!
Sorry for my late posting .I have few natural excuses for that actually. As
i...
Chuckles and Chortles
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Happy Tuesday, friends! I hope you're all doing well. What's going on with
everyone? What's new in your world? Share in the comments. I'd like to hear
all ...
That sure looks good, you can't beat the taste of homegrown tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteThey make me hungry, too! Excellent job on the tomatoes and basil AND the photography :)
ReplyDeleteOh yes, this is one of our favorites.
ReplyDeleteBy the title I immediately thought salad. The sandwich looks every bit as good.
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks so delicious! Nothing like homegrown.
ReplyDeleteI always bring a bottle of wine when I am invited to lunch! Just sayin.......
ReplyDeleteIt looks great.
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteSure looks great John.
All the best Jan