It can be a noun and a verb. Summer seems to be Grill season although I know people who Grill year round. Even in the snow.
I don’t own a grill but when I saw this Grill display I thought it could be a blog post.
If you answer yes, what do you like to grill?
If you can’t access the short here’s a still shot. I’d dropped the can on the front porch rug.
Morrisonville, Illinois.
Thanks to a comment by Yvette of Priorhouse blog I looked up Rose of Sharon in Grapes of Wrath click to read of the symbolism of her name and character. It’s been a long time since I read it.
I’d mentioned the Bible reference before from the Song of Solomon
*I’d posted a Rose of Sharon blossom recently and declared it unfurled but it was truly furled and had only become unfurled now . “transitive verb. : to release from a furled state. intransitive verb. : to open out from or as if from a furled state : unfold.”
I was incorrect although I haven’t edited the post. Yet.
Who knew that deer would come in the night and eat the tomato plants. They missed one. I picked it today. I got one yesterday, too.
But you couldn’t tell it was a cherry tomato by the photo. So I added the nickel today. My friend said she’d come over with her canning equipment.
This is a Polish tomato , grown by Randi
Trader Joe’s Broccoli Slaw Kale Salad w chicken and sunflower seeds. It tasted good and I found a copycat recipe to make at home Copycat recipe
And it made delicious pesto
