By gabriana on June 27, 2020 ( 2 Comments )

Our first homegrown peas

After a final push to harvest the rest of our juicy plums this evening, we discovered a large zucchini hidden under the nasturtiums as well as our very first sugar snap peas.

The crunchy peas are especially exciting as we haven’t grown them before and we started from seeds!

Today’s #OneGoodThing with Mama was eating our first homegrown sugar snap peas! What was your #OneGoodThing today? Please share in the comments! And remember, kindness is everything!

Day 179 of 366. And Now Totaling 1,640 Days In A Row. Here’s the first 366, & the following 365, & the third year of 365 good things, & the 4th year of good things!

On this day…

1 year ago: Seeing strong female candidates debate
2 years ago: Nighttime watering
3 years ago: Our first zucchini harvest
4 years ago: Hibiscus in bloom
7 years ago: A canalside trattoria

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