"Plucked my brinjals and had katarika tohayal and pongal for breakfast", said a friend's status update. I was jealous. Not because I particularly like the tangy brinjal dish, but because my friend lives in an apartment like mine, and if he can grow his own veggies, why not me? I thought I did not have space for any more pots, but when I looked again, I realized I could perhaps pack them a little closer and squeeze in two more pots.
Maybe someday, this basket of veggies would have been grown on my window sill. Dreaming costs nothing, does it?
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8 comments:
Last year we had tiny tomatoes on our balcony. Only a handful, but they were the most "tomatoey" tomatoes ever! ^^
(I promise I'll stop making up words. Eventually.)
Rayna - What a great example of both ingenuity and dreaming. I love it! Just a little innovation and flexibility and you could have your own little veggie garden.. how great. And the 'photo is luscious.
Grow, baby, grow!
God bless you! The best I can grow in or out of the pot are weeds.
Hopefully you have better luck - I have a yard and still can't grow anything.
Dreams are the stuff of life!
I am with Mary and Alex...having a hard time keeping flowers going let alone veggies! Good luck!
Hugs
SueAnn
@ Diandra - but naturally, they were yours!
And please don't stop making up words- I love new words. Sufferable is the one I made up yesterday.
@ Margot - let's see how things go. I really do want a veggie garden.
@ Debra - thank you. I do hope they do.
@ Karen - I would love to try before deciding it can't be done. The humidity of Bombay is really good for plants.
@ Mary - and I love weeds. They are almost more fun than plants.
@ Alex - can't or don't? They are two different things. If you don't like to, why should you?
@ Fiona- they are, aren't they?
@ SueAnn- I can't grow flowers either. *sigh* Maybe I should stop dreaming veggie dreams.
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