Monday, May 18, 2009

ENTRY # SEVENTEEN HUNDRED & THIRTY SEVEN


Good Morning.
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Time is so precious-do not waste it.
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Living for thyself alone. live for others...
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The sun never sets on Dad's Tomato Garden Journal..
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I like to see a good Monday morning, how about you. I am sure that we all had a good weekend. The rest that we had will be a help to us today.
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So we need to get our tea or coffee, it is ready early this morning, and then, get out there and face the world. I know that we can do it, we have done it before. So don't you worry so much today, if it is possible smile, that will help you and the one that receives it.
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I am looking for a lot of sun today. Sunday was another wet day. It rained most of the day, and the report was that 1.39 inches fell. We do need a lot of sun soon. The weeds have began to show up and we are not able to do any thing in that wet ground. I hate weeds.
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.The picture above makes me smile. This is what we are beginning to see in Dad's Tomato Garden. Lots of beautiful blooms. And we know that means red ripe tomatoes in the near future. This picture was taken on May 17th. Weather permiting we are going to have another good crop in this year, 2009. Check it out see what has happened so far . This link take you toDad's Tomato Garden 2009 .
(Be sure and use the slideshow .

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This link below will give you the 2008 years crop, so you can compare the two.

Dad's Tomato Garden Photo Album 2008 crop.

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This link below is from my friend, John C..

http://ecards.nethugs.com/treeofhappiness.shtml

.I visited the Eagle Web Cam several times yesterday but I did not find them at home but one time. They did look and act happy. I do hope that you will be able to see them this morning. Dad.

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We are seeing a little cooler weather today and in the morning. Right now at 3 A.M. it is 47. The high for today will only be in the mid 60s. But one thing that is encouraging is that it says, plenty of sunshine. Maybe that will dry out my garden.

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Posted on 17 May 2009 by tomatocasual.com

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Plant a Rainbow Tomato Garden
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By Vanessa Richins

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When many people think of tomatoes, they think red, or perhaps green.
However, there’s a whole rainbow of colors available to the tomato lover.
If you have room for 9 tomato plants, you can have your own rainbow tomato garden. I’ve tried to include a selection of different sizes and seasons.
RedFor red, I’ve chosen an intriguing mid-season cherry/paste tomato. Named ‘Britain’s Breakfast’, you’ll be sure to have lots of little red tomatoes for snacking, salads and more.
PinkBeing dark pink isn’t distinctive enough for the mid-season ‘Pink Accordion’. It also lives up to its name by having

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DAD SAY'S TO BE SURE AND READ THE REST OF THIS ENTRY, IT IS VERY INTERESTING.

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Related Posts
How to Dig a Tomato Garden
A Very Blessed Tomato Plant
On Mulch and Tomatoes

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Look at this link below before you go, interesting fact about mulch.

http://www.tomatocasual.com/2008/06/07/on-mulch-and-tomatoes/

http://hollie-lifeinasmalltown.blogspot.com/

Hollie has an interesting blog click on it above. DAD

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Here is my thought for this monday morning.

" Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to cope with it."

and this one--

" The rest of our days depend upon the rest of our nights."

These thoughts from Apples of Gold.

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I just now check both of my Cams and the Eagles Cam, at the moment all three are in service, but you never can tell about Cams, sometimes they go away with out any warning. I hope that you enjoy them today, and a lot of other interesting things that are always on the side panel, please use it.

.American Profile Magazine
ARTIC WEB CAM
Audio Bible
BrushStrokes

An example above of what you will find in that side panel.

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I am going to stop talking before you stop listing. I know that this is a work day for many of us and we do need to get going. I hope that the day is a good one, and you already know how to make it better, I hope to be here early in the morning if I am spared. You can always reach me at email or cell phone. I may take a few naps but I never close. DAD

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BYE BYE DAD.

white6416r@aol.com

865-850-6763

© 2009 Dad's Tomato Garden Journal all rights reserved

7 comments:

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

Good Monday Morning ! It's a very chilly 37 degrees here this morning. We've a frost alert here. It's very late in the season for frost, but not unheard of for us. Good to see you have some blossoms on the plants now.

Hollie said...

Good Morning Dad,
YEA, blooms! I like that too. I'm off to work. Have a good day!

Helen said...

Good morning Dad, I looked at your tomato site this season and you can see those plants have really grown. Those blossoms are looking good. Have a good day and I hope the sun shines for all of us today. I am off to check on the Eagles. Helen

Sheila Y said...

Good Morning Dad, your tomato plants are looking very good. I planted 4 tomatoes this year, I hope they do good. You and Mary have a great day, Sheila

baldy said...

GOOD GOING DAD. sam

jmuhj said...

So glad you're seeing little yellow flowers, Dad! ;) I just checked on the eaglets and they're all in the nest, looking fine. Another week and let's make it a good one. I've got Creme Brulee coffee! So good! Love and hugs to you both from Jamaka and fams

Anonymous said...

Ray, how are you & Mary this cool Monday? Those tomatoe plants look to be off to good start. Who knows, might have outdone yourselves this time!Thanks for posting the e-cards I send>Hope they touch your hearts as they do mine. Continue taking care of one another. Love to everyone! Enjoyed the meetings I got to while I was there. Frances said you had a good meeting yesterday, as well as gospel meeting. Talk to ya later. Jay