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Yes, snow. Hates it I do. It keeps the nice Tomaters away....they are My Precious.
No Tomaters??? Unthinkable....
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Eats them like fruit I do.
Oh wait...they are fruit..unless one is the government. I think they classify em as a beverage. Hmm....
Oh wait...they are fruit..unless one is the government. I think they classify em as a beverage. Hmm....
Yes, snow. Hates it I do. It keeps the nice Tomaters away....they are My Precious.
Bob, I have something to confess. I dislike tomatoes....
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Thats ok.
More for Darf Bobo
More for Darf Bobo
I can make a meal outta them, and I do...Riding through the farm country there is ALWAYS a stand selling HOME GROWN tomaters..I always buy a bag or 2..
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Late Aug, and most of Sept, I buy a half bushel each week, snack on em, pealed and salted.
My mom always thought I was weird.
My mom always thought I was weird.
Bob, I have something to confess. I dislike tomatoes....
You DISLIKE tomatoes??? More for Bob and I....
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Has to be home grown. Supermarket tomatoes taste like, cardboard. Ick.
Late Aug, and most of Sept, I buy a half bushel each week, snack on em, pealed and salted.
My mom always thought I was weird.
Then weird we shall be...Mother-In-Law grows them and we are never without...
Beyond ick...
Too bad you live on the wrong side of the country... my crop came in great!
I won't be in Denver until April 2007, I doubt if they'll keep...
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The Shire, eh? Beautiful country, so I hear.
I've got my eye on southern New Hampshire. It's still within an hour of Boston and I could possibly cut my commute down to less than a half hour each way. But, the winters are actually a lot nastier than where I am on the coast.
Big decision, but one that I need to do more prep for (and save more money for.)
I've got my eye on southern New Hampshire. It's still within an hour of Boston and I could possibly cut my commute down to less than a half hour each way. But, the winters are actually a lot nastier than where I am on the coast.
Big decision, but one that I need to do more prep for (and save more money for.)
Yea it does require a large amount of prep..It takes me about 40-45 mins to get to works because of the insanity on I-77 in the mornings add SNOW and ICE and it gets worse...I bought an SUV 2 years ago and it HELPED..Now I can travel the lesser plowed back roads....
Somehow, I expect that any tomatoes I have left by then will be in the freezer, destined to become tomato sauce (the best kind... homemade!).
What're you coming to Denver for?
Someday I'd like to try to make my Grandma's meat sauce using home made tomato sauce they way she did back in the day
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