Posts Tagged tomatoes
May 4, 2012 at 10:20 am · Filed under Good stuff, Mostly true, Random Thoughts, Stories ·Tagged Charles L. Mashburn, gardening, http://kellieelmore.com/2012/05/04/fwf-free-write-friday-weekly-inspirations-for-writers-creators-by-jessica-kristie/, http://kellieelmore.com/books/, jalapenos, onoins, pico de gallo, pizza, tomatoes, writing
Kellie must’ve run out of ideas for us to write about, because for her Free Write Friday, she’s left it up to us to pick a subject, simply suggesting we write about what we’re passionate about. But, I’ll give her a break; she’s busy promoting her awesome new book, Magic in the Backyard, and I know how time consuming that can be! So here you go; my passion: (drum roll, please)… Hot Stuff! Read the rest of this entry »
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May 27, 2011 at 12:45 pm · Filed under Mostly true, Random Thoughts, Stories, Weird stuff ·Tagged advice on growing tomatoes, author, Be Still.... and know that I am God, bumper crop, buy plants without blooms, buy small plants, Charles L. Mashburn, gardening, gardening advice, gardening tips, gardin tips, gardnin, growing tomatoes, jalapenos, Pennies From Heaven, picked green, story, the big ones are HOT, tomatoes, vine-ripened tomatoes, writer
Here’s a news flash gardnin’ tip from your favorite Texas hoer: the big ones are HOT! I’m sure my brother Ken’s mind is racing off in the wrong direction about now, but, hey, what’re you gonna do? Read the rest of this entry »
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May 20, 2011 at 6:04 pm · Filed under Mostly true, Random Thoughts, Stories, Weird stuff ·Tagged advice on growing tomatoes, author, Be Still.... and know that I am God, buy plants without blooms, buy small plants, Charles L. Mashburn, gardening, gardening advice, gardening tips, gardin tips, gardnin, growing tomatoes, Pennies From Heaven, picked green, story, tomatoes, vine-ripened tomatoes, writer
Did I spell that right? Oh, well, y’all know what I mean—or soon will.
I told y’all earlier this week about pickin’ that first tomato, and manwas it good! We’re on our way to Borger, and we left those four you can see in the background of the picture ripening on the vine. They ought to be mighty fine eatin’ when we get back on Sunday! Read the rest of this entry »
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May 18, 2011 at 10:00 am · Filed under Mostly true, Random Thoughts ·Tagged author, bacon and tomato sandwiches, Charles L. Mashburn, fresh tomatoes, good old days, guess what's for lunch, homegrown tomatoes, humor, story, tomatoes, what's for lunch, writer
First ripe tomato of the season, that’s what! I’m thinking bacon/tomato sandwiches! (We don’t need no stinking lettuce!)
Take a look at this first beauty, not to mention the cluster of almost ripe ones behind it! I told y’all some of my tips in my blog story, Gardnin’ Tips From A Texas Hoer, and here’s proof they work! We have a bumper crop of tomatoes on the vine; must be forty or so tomatoes on four plants! And there ain’t nothin’ better than a fresh home-grown tomato! Read the rest of this entry »
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April 21, 2011 at 9:26 am · Filed under Mostly true, Random Thoughts, Stories, Weird stuff ·Tagged advice on growing tomatoes, author, Be Still.... and know that I am God, buy plants without blooms, buy small plants, Charles L. Mashburn, gardening, gardening advice, gardening tips, gardin tips, gardnin, growing tomatoes, Pennies From Heaven, picked green, story, tomatoes, vine-ripened tomatoes, writer
Did I spell that right? Oh, well, y’all know what I mean—or soon will.
I just came back in from tending to my tomatoes, and I decided it would be only fair for me to pass along some things I’ve learned about gardnin—growing things. Read the rest of this entry »
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Did I spell that right? Oh, well, y’all know what I mean—or soon will.
First ripe tomato of the season, that’s what! I’m thinking bacon/tomato sandwiches! (We don’t need no stinking lettuce!)
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