We had a very nice weekend. Finally some sunshine.
Speaking of sunshine, that is Rachel's new nickname. Here's how I came to it - Rachel --> Ray Ray --> Ray --> Ray of Sunshine --> Sunshine. So that's it. Besides, she is my sunshine, even on rainy days.
Here are a couple of cute pics of my little Sunshine:
Some exciting gardening news, I have little tiny baby lettuce plants. I can just taste the fresh garden salad. Mmmmm. And just think of the BLTs that come from my garden. The only problem is that I haven't been able to find any bacon seeds to plant.
Sunday Evening Walks
10 years ago
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Bacon Plant so Funny where did you here that
And to think that your dad made his living in farming. Bacon seeds indeed.
And your sunshine is a cutie!
If you want me too, I can find a little piggy to live in your backyard --that little piggy grows bacon without soil. Pretty amazing!
That would be a great idea, Holly, but I have researched it a little, and the harvesting of the bacon from the piggy sounds a little unpleasant to me.
How do you like the name, Kiran (pronounsed Kee-run), which means a ray of sunshine in Hindi... "A rose by any other name...", she's still a cutie.
Renuka,
I looked it up. Kiran is a good name, but the site I went to said it was a boys name. Is that true?
I have to say, I'm impressed you already have your garden in and that it's sprouting. I am still in the 'thinking about how I'm going to do it' phase!
Marla, that was me last year. I spent last year figuring out and learning. This year I am far from an expert, but I hope I am at least a little bit better. Around here most things go in the ground around Derby Day (after that last frost). Lettuce, though, is frost hardy, and last year I planted it too late. Hopefully my crop will be a little better this year.
It can be a girl's or a boy's name - some Hindu names can be that way!
Check out this site - http://www.kamalkapoor.com/name-meanings/hindu-baby-girl-names.asp?st=3
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