Re: [CH] Poetry in a collendar

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Linda Reynolds wrote:
> 
> Chile Friends,
> 
> Is it just me or have you noticed that when you meander through the garden
> and pick the ripe chiles, and toss them into the collendar/bucket/basket
> that no matter how you do it, they are a beautiful mix and just appear as a
> still life painting waiting to happen?
> 
> I find myself just in awe when I walk towards the house with a full
> collendar of tomatoes, habs, cayenne, thai hots, bells, pretty in purples,
> etc.  They just all blend and look like so neat.  You don't have to arrange
> them or anything, they just seem to know what to do.  I am no artist but to
> heck with the stupid apples and go for the chile still life!
> 
> ......just my observation, I could be wacky (in fact, I really think I am
> and I like it....nerotic and "a dragger" too)!!!
> 
> Linda

Hi All


I don't think that you are at all whacky. I may be just a silly old fool
but when I look at nature in my garden and the bush plus the beauty of
some fish fresh from the water and compare it with what passes for "art"

Well I need say  more.

On topic I made some nice spicy fish cakes yesterday. I will post the
recipe when I have worked it out into printable form.  

Tony Flynn

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