Yes yes yes. No excuse indeed for where you live. I wasn't able to this year, but in the spring I am SO planting a garden.

If I have one in our new house, it will have to be in a gardening box or planter. The new house is on the side of a mountain made of rock. We don't even have grass to mow, just a few weeds around the fringes of the property. I want to make a retaining wall and put some topsoil so I can have some landscaping plants around my front yard.

Khajiit would like an herb and hot pepper garden.

I've grown veggies, berries, had apple, peach, and pear trees - and done some nice landscaping.

Ooh an apple tree would be nice too! Cider!

I make Apple Cobbler = Mmmmm!

When in lived in London, my neighbour had a cherry tree. Because of the direction of the sun, all the fruit grew on the branches that overhung our garden. We gave them some of our pears, to make up for it.

Nice, really like those kind of exchanges between neighbors! In Germany our landlady had a cherry tree; and she made homemade brandy with it that would knock your socks off in a few sips, lol.

Tasty!


One year we discovered we had a blueberry bush in a plot right up against our house. A hurricane that had downgraded to a strong tropical storm was approaching so we were placing the lawn furniture up against the house so they wouldn't fly into it. We found the bush then and were frantically picking blueberries before the storm hit. We gave none of them to the neighbors, lol

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That's fowl!

How punny:P.

Just got back from T-day lunch with my bro. The food was better than expected . . . except for its price. I had both ham and turkey, mashed potatoes with brown gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce and what looked to be some sort of black-eye pea with bacon concoction . . . the usual suspects. Started out with a salad bowl. I've never figured out why salad at these buffet restaurants tastes so much better than those I make at home, considering their ingredients are not overly dissimilar. This will in all likelihood be my only traditional meat & potatoes meal of the year, as has been the case a good many years. As is our practice we arrived a good 20min before the joint opened, which proved a good thing. With its only direct competition having shut down early this year the place was packed. When we left tons of folk were waiting for tables, and the entry line was way out in the parking lot.

No supper for me tonight expect for an apple and a glass of water, and my evening meds and inhaler treatment.

Glad you got to enjoy it! Happy thanksgiving!

The food doesn't look bad, but ... what is that plate you are eating out of? I see toddlers running around eating out of plates like that,







Your meal sounds delish! Happy Thanksgiving!







Bwaahaa! We grew blueberries; blackberries; and raspberries for years; but between neighbors and deer it was a tough fight to get enough into the house for our own use. They were supposed to be a source of income, but never quite made it that far.

Neighbors would steal your berries??

Yes. We offered them each 1 quart free, but they were supposed to buy any more than that they wanted. We caught them out there every year with buckets in the night. One lady had a houseful of friends helping her fill buckets, like they were hers to give away. I seriously considered turning my dog loose on them, lol.

Turkey feast yesterday, ham feast today. Kids are working both days so our dinners have been lunches. And pie for breakfast, of course!

That's nuts. People never cease to amaze Khajiit with their foolishness.

Ditto.