I got the pinto bean fence picked, but will wait for the rain to pull the plants. I think we'll have enough for one meal, even though Hubby stripped my harvest early. He's still feeling bad about that.
We would have had six (or more) times the harvest had he not. I only got 1 1/2 lbs. of beans this season. Next year, I'm taking "Danger" tape and putting it across my pinto/black bean fence next year.
It's pitch dark right now and the rain is pouring down. At 5:00am I was running out my back door in my jammies and slippers to retrieve my popcorn I accidentally left out. Thank goodness the raccoons didn't find it. Phew!
I love the sound of the rain pitter pattering on the roof. I think I'll take it slower this morning, and write letters to my military kids on the front porch before I start any work.
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You lucked out in that the raccoons didn't find that lovely little lunch of popcorn last night!
something, I considering as well as journaling for posterity!
that applesauce looks delicious.
We used to purchase apples by the crates when the chair factory was in town. It was Mennonite owned and in the Fall, they'd send a truck load of chairs and furniture north to PA to sell-- but the truck always came down loaded with apples. You could purchase different varieties in crates. The Mennonite neighbor down the street taught us how to make applesauce. It was delicious!
Now...I'd have to go to the Dallas Market for apples. They want an arm and a leg for them.
rain sounds lovely. We need some- badly.
I've got laundry on the line today-- but if it were to rain, I DON'T THINK I CARE! :)
I wish I could hear anything in this house. It's so well insulated that I can barely hear thunder.
Your beans are beautiful though despite the small harvest.
The applesauce looks yummy especially the way you fixed it.
I need to be on the lookout for apples. Take care!
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Cordova-3-in-X-1000-ft-Red-Danger-Barricade-Tape-HDT15211/202817403
And only $6.85 for a 1000 foot roll too.
LOL
God bless.
RB
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