Not a very bright picture, but wanted you to see the FIRST tomato I picked from my garden! It is sitting beside a regular cup. Now won't that make a good tomato sandwich?Rachel had a picture of a big onion on her blog today.
Not a very bright picture, but wanted you to see the FIRST tomato I picked from my garden! It is sitting beside a regular cup. Now won't that make a good tomato sandwich?
Clara, that's a pretty tomato! Ours are very small this year, I guess because of the dry spell. Still good tho.
ReplyDeleteThat looks mighty good Clara! Put a slice of my big onion and a slice of your big tomato together on a big old sandwich, along with some mayo, some deli meat, and cheese, and yum, yum, yum!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Clara, I am waiting for our first tomato big enough for a sandwich!!! Enjoy sweet Sister!!
ReplyDeleteDOG GONE! Hey I want a BLT!!!
ReplyDeleteClara, thanks for telling me about Myrtle Beach. Seems I read the crepe myrtle were brought into our country in that area so maybe that is why.
ReplyDeleteHey my friend Clara in TN! I have just about matored out for this year. Nice size one you have there. Jerrell had enough for us and our neighbors. I will eat one before I let it go to the bad, so I have eaten a gracious plenty. One night I sliced up 6 mid sized ones and ate them with italian dressing sprinkled over them. I do love my mators.
ReplyDeleteOne tomato sandwich, please!
ReplyDeleteHold the mayo!!!