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June 22, 2009
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So many kids grow up without any experience of where fruit and vegetable comes from, so they have no connection to the food having never pushed seeds into the soil, never watched a plant grow nor picked the fresh, sweet berries off the bush… I have a feeling that this is one of the reasons why many people are so fussy about food – not enough parents introduce their kids to it. some of my friends are vegetarians, but a lot of them hardly like any vegetables (how can you be a vegetarian if you dont like vegetables?!). i think in 20 years your kid will thank you for planting all this stuff. im certainly grateful to my mum even if her horticultural pastime got a bit obsessive at times
tripping over pumpkins every day was a tad annoying.
Just spotted a few strawberries appearing on our strawberry plant today as well! Its our first year growing strawberries, so looking forward to getting to taste them.
oh these are so cute! and are going to taste so much sweeter than any you’d buy in a shop! I remember our little strawberry plants we had in the garden as children… then we got rabbits… bye bye plants!
I meant to reply to you earlier about allotments in Shannon, they’re up at the back of Illaunamanagh.. yes, the cemetery… I have visions of people walking in and out of there with shovels… That can’t look good!
fixup – what a nice comment, you have such nice memories! Min mainly consist of bad Irish stew:) I know a few vegetarians like that too, they live on carbs and cheese, so wrong. I think we will see a lot of changes with this recession and people will become more in touch with nature and the outdooors(hopefully)
Cheese – welcome. Love the blog, what a good idea and fair play! You’re putting me to shame and I have a garden:)
Siobhan – can’t wait to taste them:) haha that’s a funny image alright, isn’t it great though, about time me thinks…