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Am taking the youngest to grandma's while the oldest is at camp. Hopefully I will get some work done. I don't feel as tired as I did last week. The garden is growing. We are enjoying fresh cucumbers and squash. Got some fresh tomatoes from the Amish. I bought all my seedlings from the Amish this year. I am not sure what source of seed they use. My garden is smallish so I don't use much in the way of seed unless I am planting beans or peas. This year I bought heirloom tomato seedlings from the Amish, so I know they are not GMO.
In the past I have purchased squash from somewhere (maybe not Amish, because I used to not just buy from them). The next year some of the squash reappeared (from seed) so I let it grow. The vegetables that were born were squatty and the size of a quarter and should have been like a cucumber. I didn't realize that would happen until it happened. Same way with alot of the flowers nowadays. They are made so they don't make seed and so you have to buy new each year after the winter freeze as far as annuals go. (Perennials winter over.)
Anyways, I am sure that is more than you wanted to know. I think I noticed I missed a comma in one of the rewrites that you liked. I will fix it later and let you know how it should have been after I looked at it better (if it is still what I think I read). I am in a hurry to get lunch and out the door at the moment.
I am glad you are able to write alot each day. That is nice.
