One last rose blooms in a sheltered corner, a lingering breath of sweet summer time . . .
The greens from the garden are bug free at last! Dill and parsley, Georgia collards, and kale -- Black Tuscan and Red Russian -- sweet and delicious, all the better for having been lightly kissed by frost. . .
Eggs from the hen house, another flush of mushrooms -- oysters and shitakes, and fat potatoes, dark soil still clinging to them . . . the makings of a feast . . .
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
Betwixt and Between
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