Our first strawberries of the season, (well, minus the few we've already eaten). It's funny how pretty food is when you grow it yourself. We transplanted these strawberry plants last year, and just got a few, but this year, watch out! They are a comin'! It's so fun to me. I've never been a fan of strawberries. Probably because when I did finally try one it was stolen from DQ's salad bar. It was not good and I thought why do people like these. For years I had this mentality. But last year I learned if you eat a Fresh Strawberry from your own strawberry patch, their delightful! Ty laughed and said, so you don't like nasty strawberries, you like perfect ones? Yes! I have been missing out for years. Serves me right for stealing a strawberry from DQ!
Rather than a flower bed at my front step, I have a Strawberry Patch,
which is trying to expand out and I have to keep it contained!
Well, when you have older siblings, you are bound to get dropped sooner or later, and probably more than once or twice or three times.... Hopefully it occurs on a soft surface, but that won't always be the case, as with Teague's incidence. I will take some of the blame since I was the one that asked Derek to move Teague. I just didn't realize he would trip/drop him on the cement! OUCH!! I didn't see it happen, but the result is the only thing I've been able to see since.
This is a week later, the scab has fallen off, and is looking much better! Hopefully there is not a big scar. I must say, I'm glad we have noses that stick out, otherwise, he would have been scraped up all over his face worse than he was. Now when I look at him, I can see more than a big red scab, and he is still really cute!
