This is what you do with too many tomatoes.
(It must be a foodblogging day.)
Month: August 2010
Double Yolk
This is the second egg from this carton that had a double yolk.
Cicada Shell on a Headstone
A cicada left its shell on a headstone. This is from last weekend’s trip to Mount Gilead Cemetery. The heat index this afternoon is 111F–too freaking hot to go outside and take pictures.
Perseids, Ahoy!
The annual Perseid meteor shower is nigh! Tonight and tomorrow night (peak is supposed to be early pre-dawn Friday morning), if the sky is clear, go outside and LOOK UP. It won’t kill you, I promise.
Roma Tomatoes
If the weather doesn’t cool off soon, my brain is going to melt. At the very least, some rain would be nice for my poor little garden.
Ironweed
Ironweed is one of my favorite wildflowers.
Amaranth
You can eat amaranth. I don’t. The birds love the dried seeds in the fall, though, so I plant it and leave it for them. It’s pretty, too, so it’s not like it’s a hardship to watch it grow.
And Happy Farm Eggs
From happy free-range chickens with happy little beaks.
And Another Sunrise
Two beautiful sunrises in a row! Of course, the day was all downhill from there. It was beastly hot, so we had to endure load shedding (the university cycles off parts of the chilled water loop, so that it doesn’t exceed capacity, which means that for most of the afternoon we had no AC at work). O gross!
A Trace of Gold
Sunrise Over Wright Quad
I couldn’t get anyone at work to get off their asses and look at the sunrise this morning. What the hell is wrong with people?
red paper boat 