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I just got Nicole a very small digital camera to take to Mexico. She took these pictures of our small garden. The plants in the raised beds are doing so well, I bought 4 more sand boxes to plant. That's today's job.

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Carmen da Silva said…
WOW...what an amazing garden space...Leo and I went to a BBQ out in Brooklyn last night (out where they have space for garden's and such) :) It was so nice to be surrounded by more trees and grass and even the simplest of potted plants :) We now have two small potted plants in our studio (a cactus and a mini palm -both will survive without a great deal of light). I am reading a great book right now (you may enjoy) called "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A year of food life" by Barbara Kingsolver.
Carmen
P.S. Great news about Thomas' medication! A very good friend of ours from college was struggling with the same thing and the medication he was given really turned him around, it was a miracle :)
God Bless!
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