Monday, December 14, 2009

MONDAY'S ENTRY # TWO THOUSAND & EIGHTEEN

" Time is so precious-do not waste.".
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://weather.aol.com/forecast/todays/us/tn/knoxville/id/37920..
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This link above will give you the weather report for the Tennessee Valley , and you can also get your own local weather by typing in your zip code. This reports changes as the day goes on so the report you get is always current. I always look at our weather first thing in the morning this season of the year it is important to us. Dad.
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I have some good news to report to you this morning. MARY has started a new blog and here is the way to go there. I know that it is going to be good. Look it over today. I am proud of you Mary. DAD.

http://letsliveandlearntogether.blogspot.com/
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.Why don't we have a good hot strong cup of Starbucks Coffee before we go any further. I beleive that I can do a better job if I do. Sit down and I will serve you.
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I am late on my trip over to Sara's Dog Training to see my three friends and Sara's blog. Don't ever miss it. You will smile when you see Oreo and MISTY. DAD.
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I have four webb pages that I am very proud of. These are besides my Dad's Tomato Journal that I write six day's each week. Take a look at them some time, you will find a few things that would be interesting, here they are below.
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Dad's Fried Green Tomatoes Web Page

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Dad's Songbird and Rose Garden Web Page

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Dad's Memoirs

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Dad's Tomato Garden Web Page
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CustomBio Biota Max™

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Organic tomato growers and consumers are extremely conscious about receiving an organic, chemical free supply of tomatoes. These products contain all natural organisms (the liquid products are OMRI listed). These organisms are certified as non-pathogenic and natural (NO GMO), not genetically modified. Reduce hazardous chemical use in farming with natural, biological soil amendments and root treatments. Beneficial bacteria and fungi are a probiotic for the soil!
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CustomBio Biota Max™ works on all tomatoes, including; heirloom tomato, hybrid tomato, cherry, 1884, Beefsteak, Abraham Lincoln, Ailsa Craig, Alicante, Amish Paste, Balconi Red, Beefmaster, Berry, Better Boy, Big Zac, Black Krim, Bloody Butcher, Bragger, Bush Champion, Campari tomato, Celebrity, Cherokee, Cherrola, Country Taste, Crimson Cushion, Cristal, Delicious, Earliana, Extreme Bush, Falcorosso, Ferline, Fourth of July, Goliath, Grosse Lisse, Liz Birt, Matchless, Matt’s wild cherry, Moneymaker, Mortgage Lifter, Red Brandywine, Reiner, Roma, Rutgers, San Marzano, Shirley, Small Fry, Sun Sugar, Super Fantastic, Sweet 100, Sweet Chelsea, Sweet Million, Three Sisters, Tiny Tim, Ugly, Variegated, Vittoria, Globe, Tigerella, Mister Stripey, Green Zebra, Snow white cherry, White wonder, Green bell pepper tomato, Emerald evergreen, Aunt Ruby’s German Green, Gary O’Sena, Dora, Chocolate Cherokee, Cherokee purple, Black Russian, Black Krim, Black Cherry, Bear Creek, Aunt Ginny’s Purple, Yellow Brandywine, Brandywine, Garden peach tomato, Blondköpfchen, Banana Legs, Balconi Yellow, Azoychka, Orange Jubilee, Ida Gold, Amana Orange, Violaceum Krypni-Rozo, Valena Pink, Sweet Quartz, Ponderosa Pink, Pink Beefsteak, New Big Dwarf, Giant Belgium pink, Dwarf Champion. .
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After reading this above would like to know how to produce better and larger tomatoes, well Dad knows how and he wants to show you. Just click on the link down below the prices . You will be glad that you did.
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6-tab, foil wrapped - FREE SHIPPING $19.95..
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. http://www.biggertomato.com/

Here is some information you might find interesting. Mary and I did.







(10) LARGEST USA CITIES! (By Population)

Numbers shown are the population within the recognized city limits, and do not include people living in the immediate surrounding area outside of the established border of the city (often called the metro).


New York City, NY 8.09 million

Los Angeles, CA 3.8 million

Chicago, IL 3.1 million

Houston, TX 2.78 million

Philadelphia, PA 1.62 million

Phoenix, AZ 1.54 million

San Antonio, TX 1.5 million

San Diego, CA 1.4 million

Dallas, TX 1.32 million

Detroit, MI 1 million

Information above from http://geology.com/world/


LARGEST CITIES ON THE PLANET

Numbers shown are the population within the recognized city limits, and do not include people living in the immediate surrounding area outside of the established border of the city.

Shanghai, China 13.3 million

Mumbai (Bombay), India 12.6 million

Buenos Aires, Argentina 11.92 million

Moscow, Russia 11.3 million

Karachi, Pakistan 10.9 million

Delhi, India 10.4 million

Manila, Philippines 10.3 million

Sao Paulo, Brazil 10.26 million

Seoul, South Korea 10.2 million

Istanbul, Turkey 9.6 million

Jakarta, Indonesia 9.0 million

Mexico City, Mexico 8.7 million

Lagos, Nigeria 8.68 million

Lima, Peru 8.38 million

Tokyo, Japan 8.3 million

New York City, USA 8.09 million

Cairo, Egypt 7.6 million

London, UK 7.59 million

Teheran, Iran 7.3 million

Information above from http://geology.com/

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IF A FAT GUY GRABS YOU today AND PUTS YOU IN A BAG,
DON'T WORRY, I TOLD SANTA I WANTED A GOOD FRIEND FOR CHRISTMAS! DAD.

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Be kinder than necessary today, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle in their journey. Remember " Live for others every day." Dad.

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You may have to get off from your work today to look at all this, I just got carried away and could not find a parking place, ha.ha, no I am just teasing you, you know that it is alright for you to read just what you want to and then stop. I appreciate all that you do for me every day.

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I will be back in the morning, and I hope that you will let me in after all this. I am aware that I have left some of you out today, but I know that you do understand, And remember my side Panel there on your right, what I have missed you will find there.
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Sending Love and good Wishes to you my good friends in ever corner of this world.

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BYE BYE DAD.

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©. 2009 Dad's Tomato Garden Journal all rights reserved
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5 comments:

Helen said...

Good morning Dad, I hope the big jolly man grabs a friend for you today LOL. That sure was a long list of different kind of tomatoes. Enjoy your day with Mary. It really is a foggy morning here. Helen

I'm mostly known as 'MA' said...

I am back to work as usual this morning. Hope your Monday is a great one!

Joan said...

Good Morning DAD...

It is a lovely Monday morning here. I won't waste the day...too much too do before Christmas. And the grandsons will be coming between Christmas and New Year's so I may even put a tree up this year and pull out the old ornaments. I'll ask Jeff to put up Len's old Lionel trains as well. Jeff spent a great deal of time getting the trains cleaned and in perfect working order...they should be on display somewhere.

As I scanned your list of cities in the US, I see I grew up in the 5th largest city (Philadelphia), lived one year in the 3rd largest city (Chicago, and love to visit the #1 largest city (New York) several times a year. I really love large cities but I am content to live in a small city, some even call my city Smallbany instead of Albany. I always say it is in a great location, close to NYC and Boston and Philadelphia without all the problems of a big city.

I stopped by Mary's blog this morning. She did a great job setting it all up. Have fun with those coupons at the grocery store this morning. ...Sara's Mom

jmuhj said...

Dear Dad:

So nice that Ms. Mary has decided to follow in your footsteps and start her own blog! She is such a wonderful writer -- I'm very glad she's started this.

Wow, that's a lot of different kinds of tomato! Just think if all the people in all the most populous cities started growing their own tomatoes. Do you think there would be enough for everyone? ;)

I'm enjoying my coffee, thank you! and SMILING. Wishing you and Ms. Mary a wonderful afternoon/evening...love from Jamaka and fams

Anonymous said...

That is an exhausting list of tomatoes, Dad.
I haven't a clue as to which one would be a Jersey. My sister will know. Sara Aunt