Today, it finally rained; I am so grateful to the Lord for that. Hopefully, it has put out all of the forest fires. Yesterday, I was watering our poor struggling tomato garden and noticed how the grape tomatoes grow in little clusters like grapes. I always thought they were called grape tomatoes because of the size, but I guess it is also, because of the way they grow.
I also picked some of the cucumbers my mother in law had planted. I was thinking, God sure has a sense of humor. Look at the funny shapes of these cucumbers.
Bell peppers are on sale around here. They were .50 a piece when I went shopping, yesterday. For this area that is a good price, so today I am chopping up a bunch and putting them in the freezer. I used to buy the frozen onions, bell peppers and celery seasoning mix in the frozen section. The problem was there were a lot of onions and very few bell peppers. I decided it would be a much better use of our money if I waited until the fresh went on sale and chopped and froze them myself. I put them in separate bags so I can use as much or as little as I need.
Last but not least, these are the clouds as they began to build yesterday. A welcomed sight.
I got up and made Greg a day after birthday breakfast and served it to him in bed 
First, I made bisquits using my trusty Farmgirl Oklahoma Pastry Cloth.
We had bacon cooked in the oven. It is much less of a mess if baked - a trick I learned from Courtney.
I also made tomato gravy for the bisquits. I wasn't in the mood for eggs, so I didn't make any. Pretty sorry I guess, make breakfast for Greg and cook what I want.
