It's not that I don't find other matters important. But what with the heatwave and everything I really don't want too push my brain too much and have to think about difficult stuff. Yes, I think that what the Israelis are doing is despicable, Cameron's new cabinet both a betrayal and a joke, and the bedroom tax a complete and utter failure - as we all knew it would be just like the window and salt taxes of the past.
Courgettes and beans that's the thing. An easy option to save me having to get on my high horse and canter away with a rant.
It's far too hot for that kind of thing.
I must say the beans were delicious.
ReplyDeleteTim Preston on FB
ReplyDeleteyou don't believe the MEDIA do you?
Paul Eddison on FB
ReplyDeleteI finally understand the phrase 'ignorance is bliss' the news is soul destroying
David Bell on FB
ReplyDeleteCourgettes and beans are the way forward to a better, integrated, tolerant and farty society.
Andrew Height
DeleteAgreed David... parp. The beans were delicious by the way. Parmesan courgette fritters tomorrow.
Sharon Taylor on FB
ReplyDeletewhat variety of courgette? I am thinking of growing them in the greenhouse next year and would welcome advice, bearing in mind I am down in the warmer south. That is a much better question that what the hell is wrong with the world!!!!!!!!!!! We have thunder and lightning down here big time.
Andrew Height
DeleteTo be honest Sharon I can't remember. Probably the ones Wilcos sell in their own packet. My courgettes this year aren't as great as last. Last year I had far too many from 3 plants (literally hundreds). My advice would be to sow a few seeds in individual pots in March then plant a couple of them outside when warm enough and give them a good square yard each. They are easy to grow and you can eat the flowers battered in tempura - they're delicious.