Right! I have the same problem. Then, I also have to decide where to plant the onions in the spring . They were too crowded this year and should have been much larger. Lesson learned. I only have a few

Awe, thank you! My husband sure does enjoy all the goodies I make and lets me know in a cute way when something he loves is getting low. I am sure your husband enjoyed your cooking all those years you

I only hope I like having them dehydrated as I have not used them in that form yet. I shall see how they compare when cooked. ;-)

Thank you, I like having options for storing the veggie harvest. Plus dehydrated takes up very little space.

That is a great way to keep the zucchini, I have yet to do some in the dehydrator. Perhaps next year when I get more I will do so. Everything gets so tiny once it is dry, but a lot less storage space needed.

I certainly did have a huge harvest this year. May your gardens do the same for you.

That's too bad you got sick during such a busy schedule. The cherry tomatoes look so tasty. My raspberries have been fruiting very heavily this past month and still going strong too. Wishing you well!

It is a lovely park where you can enjoy nature. I think those hobbit houses are adorable and am sure the children love them.

That is a beautiful spot to take a walk in the woods. You captured it so wonderfully to share with us. ♥

What a beautiful, pink mushroom cluster. I have never seen one before and they are stunning! ♥

It's so nice to see you finishing the grape trellis. Also, that memory testing was unique I must say. I bet it was tough to remember the placement and colors of each. Good on the $15 bonus! ♥

Absolutely, Amit. You would enjoy the biscuit.

The biscuits were scrumptious and I will be making many more.

I don't know as I have never had them but homemade is always better, right, Nina?

Thanks, Edith I think you would enjoy the jalapeno poppers.

Ah, they sure would, and you are welcome anytime!

Thank you, they are very delicious, Denisse.

Well, the zucchini does taste good to me no matter how I make it. ;-)

Larry looks so content! It is interesting that both of us have had a poor squash harvest this year. Between the voles and the mildew I only got a few and the sweet meat tasted nasty when I cooked it down.

They are tasty and I ended up starting new plants in late July just to get a harvest since my first ones didn't do much. I still have one plant flowering in the garden. I just might get a couple more zucchini,