Beautiful isn't it?
I can't wait to eat it! Yum!
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Looks like the next chapter of our lives is going to be a little different. We'll make the best of it trying to put a little farm life in the suburbs. Yeehaa! Rabbits, and compost, and gardening! Oh my!
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3 comments:
That is a beautiful thing =) I love artichokes.
Be sure to eat it before it flowers! :0)
You know Katie, I just looked at it and it is starting to open a little, so I think I'm going to cut it tonight and cook it up. I'm so excited! Thanks for reminding me to keep a close eye on it.
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