Saturday, December 10, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
I am sorry
So its been a long time and I do apologize from the bottom of my heart the absence i have had from homes and dreams. To better explain the time apart you have to see the other blog i was working on. Well its more like a tumbler. But its just so quick and instant and I did not have to think about anything or share my true feelings or worry about how something was spelled, so I past a few months with her and have felt a small sense of joy in sharing cool pictures and expressing myself through other peoples pictures, but I am back and excited to be writing again and sharing more of myself, a deeper inner part of me that no longer cares about what the reader is getting out of this, more than anything I have decided that hopes and dreams will be a place to just talk and express myselve. Enjoy.
Ear Candy
Tomato Planter Box

Whelp, usually there is leftover wood lying around the house due to random projects we continue to have. After adding shelves to our downstairs storage room we have a few two by fours and some plywood leftover. Put together with a few leather straps leftover from the wilderness and WHAM!!! Tomato planter box! So i bought four tomato plants to fill it up. And they like the fresh air up on the second story balcony. Here they are freshly planted and this is the beauties after a couple of good sunny summer months. I have spotted about four or five tomatoes starting in. I purchased two generic grocery store plants and the other two I got at an awesome garden shop that sells heirloom tomato plants. Its funny to think that for some reason these ones are from bett
er stock and will probably have some social issues like they were home schooled or something. So that is the idea, pin them up with some locals and hope for the best. The two heirlooms include a green tomato known as the black prince and another called Beef Heart Tomatoes. They sound delicious and that they could be fairly huge in size. We are all excited here at the blue house and cant wait for the harvest. We have been having mock caprese parties warming us up for the day when our basil and tomatoes will meet in a blaze of balsamic vinegar and french bread.
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