Living with Cows: July 2006

Monday, July 31, 2006

Blowin in the Wind

Seeds, footprints, flowers, leaves, feathers.

Garden Highlights

Cherokee Purple tomato

Friday, July 28, 2006

Pizza Time

handmade pizza crust with carmelized onioins basil mozz and tomatoes. MMMMMmmm MMmmm.

Saturday, July 22, 2006

Spray Bottle

Weekend Cow Blog #2

Where have all the Cow's gone?? If you look closely there is one cow eating at the red feeder.

Thursday, July 20, 2006

Luscious Peaches

Wednesday, July 19, 2006

Alluring Lilies

Butterflies love them.

Tuesday, July 18, 2006

Daily Photo 7/18/06

A lovely ear of corn from our wonderful garden. I chose to cook this one and cut the corn off and add it to a black bean salad. Yummie. We have quite a bit of it so we better figure out what to do with it. I like the yellow kernels against the green husk. Great color combo.

Saturday, July 15, 2006

It's So Freakin' Hot

This is a picture of my second popsicle of the day, the flavor is blue. I think it is a blueberry derivative. Anyway the sad part is that when I initially thought of taking it's picture it was supposed to be a quick shot. No big deal. However I ended up having to stage the photo with better lighting than the initial "quick shot" and replace my memory chip during the whole ordeal because of all the cow pictures I took. The whole picture taking process took about 5 minutes for one fabulous photo. So I guess the really interesting thing is that the popsicle did not fully melt during all this and I think I spelled the word popsicle correctly.

Weekend Cow Blog #1

An avid reader of my blog (my dad) recently asked why I don't have any Cow pictures on my blog when the blog title contains Cow references. I thought this was a great question and that is why I have created weekend cow blog so I could be true to the blog's identity.

Daily Photo 7/15/06

Peaches or apricots, not quite sure. They must be peaches because it looks like the fruit is already bigger than an apricot. We need to learn how to prune, these branches have a very heavy load. One of the branches already collapsed from the weight. There is also an apple tree next to this one. I can't wait till they are ready to pick.