I attended a Sanskrit intensive in Olympia, Washington from August 7-9. This is what I harvested from my garden just before I left Seattle and when I came home! And I had given away two bags of vegetables days before I went to the intensive. What a summer this has been.
Vegetable Destination: My stomach, Mother’s Kitchen (homeless feeding program), friends, relatives, and the food bank!
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Nature’s bounty, well tendered and harvested, for a smooth passage from farm to fork, in the charity recipient’s and landlord’s kitchen…best wishes your way, karuna…
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Beautifully said. Thanks Rajagopal.
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Fabulous
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Yea!
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Wonderful. I am hoping to have planting beds that are tall enough I can work on them by next summer. I got one watermelon to grow this year. 😀
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Planting beds make such a difference.
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