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18-09-2012, 09:07 AM
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coals to Newcastle
On 17/09/2012 15:07, Kate Morgan wrote:
no, tomato`s to Edinburgh. When my 5 year old granddaughter comes to stay with us during the summer, one of her favourite things is to stand in the greenhouse eating the fresh toms. This year she was disappointed because we did not have any ready to eat. I rashly promised her that when they were ready I would send some up to her by post, today I have been able to do just that, the toms are ripening thick and fast and I know she will be thrilled to get them. granny Kate :-) Ah Granny, but they do not taste the same. |
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