"Variety is the spice of life" and I thought I'd add a bit to yours and mine with a handwritten post. But, after a few attempts, I decided to save it for another day. Who knew that endless hours of typing would affect one's ability to write.
And now to today's post. . .
The end is near. Within a matter of days, I will be back to buying tomatoes in the produce department of the local grocery store. I've enjoyed the fresh homegrown variety. This was a tomato kind of year here in Wisconsin. They were plentiful and flavorful.
The photo shows Sunday's end-of-garden harvest; as well as my willing assistant, Halle. With the exception of onions, she sampled mini versions of each vegetable. As it turns out, she is especially partial to cucumbers.
One of our dogs brought home an onion that the neighbors dropped while grilling... or were they feeding it to him? Hmmm... There was a little doggy bite out of it. Obviously, he liked it enough to drag it home :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing Halle decided to "hold the onions." They are toxic to dogs!
ReplyDeleteJulie. . . I think it would be hard for a dog to turn an onion down if it was laying next to a piece of sirloin on the grill.
ReplyDeleteOh no! I didn't realize onions were toxic to dogs. I wonder if it makes a difference if they are cooked.
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