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Saturday, October 31, 2015
Thursday, October 8, 2015
My Mother-in-law Garden! 2015
My Mother-in-law made the best jalapeno pepper stuffed ever. is one of our favorite appetizer all any occassion or event's. there's a tons of recipes online but, if i choose i would have my mother-in-law recipes version of jalapeno stuffed. it so tasty and delicious, simple to make. of course, jalapeno is really fresh from her garden this year!.
Another fresh waterlecious fruits. im really proud to tell the world my 81 years old Mother-in-law who been enjoying gardening. she planted it by the garage and close by the road. i know, many people drove and pass by, might some of them seeing it or some of them not notice.
I'm first person saw big watermelon one day i tell my husband and mother-in-law about it and were started to counting them with the small. were more proud seeing tiny watermelon.
My husband enjoyed his first pick watermelon from his mom
garden. He was come home from work and said, I had picked watermelon! Were all
thought watermelon looks ready to picked because they look big outside but
inside of watermelon was not quite develop (still not all turning red).
We saw 3 more watermelon is getting so big. We decide to
wait another week to picked since were disappoint from first one. But were all
learned and see things awesome. 2 weeks after, I asked my mother-in-law if I can
pick watermelon and she said, (when ever you want honey). I let my husband to pick
in 2nd time but he said it’s your turn. I did pick the smallest one
compare to another watermelon because I know, this is the first watermelon I saw
growing.
Finally we
did eat 3 watermelons from the garden. There’s more tiny one but I did clean
them up because were know there is no time to growing. It’s getting colder outside.
I been harvests my mother-in-law okra while she’s 3 days
gone to Virginia Beach. As in I harvest a lot everyday in summer. My mother-in-law
got an okra plants from her Granddaughter Amy. She was planting during spring
and I remember, the okra plant was little then were also gone about a month to
visiting my family in Philippines. I was said; one month is was big change
because it’s taller and more vegetable.
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