I'm not a cold cereal fan, or a toast fan, and I've grown rather tired of eggs. I'm more of a random-leftovers-for-breakfast kind of girl, and a big batch of soup was on my mind. Soup to last me the week... for breakfast of course.
Soup. It's that time of year.
I knew what I would find when I dug into that potato bed, because my niece had peeked underneath it with me the weekend before. Just for fun. And our mouths had dropped open. And our eyes had bugged out of our heads. Because as you may or may not know, a garden in an old cattle corral is a garden on steroids.
As I headed out there I figured two potatoes would be more than I needed.
Yes, only two.
Whatever you do, please don't ask about my zucchini.
12 comments:
Those are some huge potatoes you got there... Garden on steroids, very funny...
XD
We had a few like that... and we didn't even *plant* potatoes this year. Which, I'm assuming, is why we have MONSTER potatoes. ;)
Soup for breakfast. Great idea! :D
That's amazing. I would imagine that garden would grow well!
I've always felt that digging up potatoes was like an Easter egg hunt - only better! What fun! And I'm gonna ask! Just how big are your zucchini and what do you do with them? : )
Whoa that's a monster potato! I bet it was delicious in your recipe.
Thanks for stopping by my blog the other day!
Uh Yeah...could you send some of those babies over here???
Wow... monster potatoes! It makes the whole peeling thing easier.
Oh YUM! I love soup and potatoes fresh from the garden are the BEST!
whoa, huge potato!
WOW! You rock as a gardener! I planted cantaloupes last year that didn't get that big. Seriously.
Oooooooooh NOW I want to SEE (and eat) your zucchini woman!!!!!
Send some, stat.
Love that fertile North Dakota soil!
I can't grow anything in Brainerd. We live too close to a lake...nothing but sandy soil. Bummer. So I will just try to live my "gardener's life" through you!
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