I'm posing, take the darned picture!Today we are going out to lunch at our local ferme auberge to meet someone that Ken knows through one of the France/travel forums he frequents on line.
I went out to the garden right after my dog walk this morning to check things out, and I picked two zucchini and a good bunch of green beans. There are at least five more zucs out there and nearly a dozen yellow squash that will be ready over the weekend. Yikes! And now that the beans have started, there should be a steady stream of them for a while.
It's been fun making my daily visits to your blog. I have watched the dog grow from a pup to a mature adult. I am a real francophile fan and I used to post a lot on the Francophile site at Delphi. Is this the site that you were referring to?
ReplyDeleteYou look superb Callie. Love to see your daily show. Will miss you for a few days. Back next week.
ReplyDeleteHi Walt, Callie is becoming a real lady now ... she definitely has lost her 'baby fat' :).
ReplyDeleteAbout your 'goaty' lunch. Did you like it? I had goat meat once in Portugal in 1987, or was it 1988? And it just tasted like goats smell :(! I hope your experience was less 'smelly'! Martine
john, no, the site is Slow Travel, but Ken used to look at the delphi site a while back.
ReplyDeleteclaudia, she'll be here.
martine, yes, the goat was good. It was done in a garlic and mustard sauce, slow-cooked until it was tender and falling apart.
John, I still look at PBProvence's Francophile site some and post messages. I also spend some time on the Slow Travel France forum.
ReplyDeleteMartine, I thought the goat was excellent. I posted about it today.
the beans look fantastic and the puppy grrl looks full of 'em. kudos on both counts.
ReplyDeletepj, thanks!
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