Mary Mary Quite Contrary…
August 9, 2008
…check out how much my garden has grown!
I’ve got Cayenne Peppers ripening red. I’ve been researching (aka Googling) how to cook with Cayenne Peppers and came across some interesting ideas like this. But if anyone else has some good ideas for what to do with Fresh Grown Cayenne Peppers please let me know.
Here they are:
We’ve been eating the little teardrop yellow tomatoes– boy are they good.
My sister bought us a garden gnome.
We’ve also got Basil and Habanero peppers and Mint, but the Mint’s not doing so well.
Jack feels right at home among the vegetables.
Speaking of growth, our dear friends Sandi and Cheryl are getting married tonight in Corona, California and we’ll be there!
Sandi and I have been friends since High School. She was the shift leader at my very first job– at Weinerschnitzel– in the mid 80s.
(that’s me and a girl name Desiree–not Sandi–below in black and white–don’t you love the polyester visor?)
We’ve come a long way baby.
Sandi came out to NYC for mine and Ted’s wedding in Brooklyn in 2005 and we’ve been waiting for her and Cheryl to tie the knot.
Maid of honor is the wonderful Lolers, our Canadian friend. I’d like to think that it was us that brought Lolers and Sandi together– so they owe us big time! They met the weekend of our wedding (see the pic below of me and Lola) and have been inseparable (well except when they’re apart in Calif and Canada) ever since.
Can’t wait to see them and to celebrate their marriage! Their LEGAL marriage! Woo Hoo!













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August 9th, 2008 at 10:08 pm
Nice to know the garden is going well. If you begin to have an excess of habanero peppers, I will take them off your hands. Please, I implore you.
August 20th, 2008 at 5:56 pm
That’s a sweet pic down memory lane. You were such a handsome young man and you still look good. Sandi also seems sweet, lovely as well.
All those edibles look good. Hope you’re putting them to good use.
Also, it’s a sweet story you mention about how you and Ted brought Lola and Sandi together.