I have all these little tomatoes all over my garden
bed, none of them are red yet. I’m
waiting patiently for them to ripen……….not really, I lied, lol.
The luffa has taken over one of my garden beds, it
has these bright beautiful yellow flowers, I can’t wait until the fruit starts
producing.
It looks like the parsnips and carrots will be ready
to harvest about the same time this season.
I can’t wait, I love roasting root vegetables and making it a meal.
*****
While gone, Tank will be taking care of our house
and animals.
Update on my father; he’s returned home again from
the hospital. His sores have healed, and
he’s completing physical therapy at home right now. He now has a hospital bed at home, and a lift
to help him in and out of bed. He’s been
getting around the house with a wheel chair, and re-learning to walk, slowly. Soon he will be restarting his chemo-
therapy. After having PET Scans, it’s been determined his cancer has
stabilized. My father has decided this
cancer will not control his life, he will control this cancer.
In closing, remember to drink plenty of water with
this heat. Be safe and enjoy
gardening. I will be back to posting on
Monday. I will also have another
give-away I would like to share with all of you.
I pray you find both father & mother doing well, and getting stronger. Travel safely!
ReplyDeleteRev. Paul,
DeleteThank you for your prayers, I believe their well. Being kids we still want to check on them. We will travel safely.
Sandy, I am so glad your Dad's illness has stabilized. He sounds like a wonderful and brave man. Take good care on your trip. May you and your husband have a wonderful memorable time. Yes, I will try to remember to drink enough water. You too !
ReplyDeleteJane,
DeleteThank you, Dad is going to fight this disease.
We will have a wonderful trip and enjoy visiting my husbands parents.
Oh for sure, drink plenty of water.
oh sweet Sandy - thank you so much for the update on your brave and courageous father - i knew where all of your spunk came from and i was right! please enjoy your trip and please give that veteran a hug and a kiss from me...i truly know where my freedoms came from! and please keep us updated about those crazy luffas! we'll keep you and yours in our prayers, as always. Tank will be fine - no wories hon!
ReplyDeleteyour friend, with love always to you and yours,
kymber
Sweet Kymber,
DeleteMy Dad is a brave and courageous man, he also fought for this country and served in Vietnam. I will give my husbands friend a kiss and hug for you!
The luffas as doing well, I just wish I had some fruit from them.
I have no worries at all, Tank can take care of himself. He's a great kid (aka: Man now).
Drive safe and I hope everyone/everything is OK and your return is uneventful.
ReplyDeletePP,
DeleteThank you so very much! The trip was uneventful, and everyone is doing very well.....
I went to college at the university of New Mexico there in Albuquerque. Beautiful scenery there in the land of enchantment. Have a nice trip.
ReplyDeleteHarry,
DeleteBeautiful countryside there in Albuquerque. Funny thing, I feel much better out there than I do in Oklahoma. Once we arrived back home my body aches and my sinus' going crazy with all the humidity.
Safe travels, and the best wishes for your Dad and the inlaws.
ReplyDeleteIzzy,
DeleteThank you so very much, I do appreciate your kindness. Both the inlaws and Dad are doing so much better.
THE SORES HAVE HEALED!!! It's horrible to have to treat the treatment as well as the disease.
ReplyDeleteJoe and I are probably closer to your parent's age than yours, and it's horrifying to see how we don't "bounce back" anymore. It is so disheartening.
You probably won't read this until you get home, but, I desperately want a good "pepper jelly" recipe and I know you'll have one. I think the one I love contains sweet red peppers....with some jalapenos for heat. Not sure and the google recipes all have flaws in them.
Lotta Joy,
DeleteThey say when we get older, it takes for ever for things to heal. And if they don't heal, we run into problems and issues, some of which will get resolved and other that just won't. Which means we just have to live with it.
I don't have a recipe for pepper jelly, however I have saved this one recipe to try one day. I've copied the site here, it may interest you. http://www.diaryofahumblechef.com/jalapeno-pepper-jelly/
Oh that is good news about your Dad it is a hard thing to watch and deal with. Take care my friend. Hug B
ReplyDeleteB,
DeleteYes Ma'am it's very hard to deal with or watch a parent go through an illness. All I can do is help where help is needed and pray. Thank you my friend,
Sandy
I am jealous that you get to go to Albuquerque. Love that city! My tomatoes are being stubborn about turning this year. I am sure when they do it will be all at once. Parsnips are still a ways off here. Safe travels.
ReplyDeleteMichaele,
DeleteWe did get to go but the trip was short and fast. From Albuquerque we drove 200 miles south to Tularosa, NM. We drove safely but several of the vehicles beside us failed too. Thank you!