Saturday, May 7, 2011

photodump, in reverse-chronological order

Brendan just added what looks to be an entire sd-card worth of pictures, but don't be dismayed by reliving the cruel MN winters.

1. It's actually beautiful and 70's outside
2. The farmer's market opened today
3. Rachel, they had rhubarb plants there, $3!
4. Today we went to preston and bought snapdragons, zucchini, roma tomatoes, mint, chives, strawberries (!), a lotus vine, thai chilies, and eggplant. We are ready to garden. Please see one of the new posts for details.
5.  You know, we can always till on a weekday ...
6. It is officially ok to wear giant sunglasses again
7. I keep forgetting about the immunopathology exam this thursday
8. We are playing hooky wednesday, and it should be nice out
9. I'm obsessed with the everyone's-wearing-moccasins picture
10. immunologists should not get allergies


Hi mom, I saw this plant at this farm that's called a 'bleeding heart' and it looks like a chandelier and I wanted to buy it for you for mother's day. So I bought it, and am keeping it for you, but consider it a gift! Happy mother's day!


citrus snapper


who knew you could get fresh fish landlocked in minnesota, rochester produce has it flown in every thursday


blood orange, lemon, lime makes a good acid bath

aglish's first minnesota snow




modeling the bitter winter line

purple boots



important boots for the harsh winters in rochester

plugged in


fender blues jr., not a bad birthday gift

they are in love

yeast

the winter weather makes people do funny things. here we are hiding from cell press


mayo, the mature way



wild marsala hybrid



also good, wild sauce

cider swine tenderloin




baked apple/blueberry reduction, real good

blackened bananas


sources say they make the best banana bread, we had to check the sources.


unreal

actively blogging


the blog's biggest fan

scribing in the recipe book


perfect handwriting has paid off...


peruvian diva, where is your scarf?

i love working out

What happens when you eat all the food in this blog. A necessity.