Yes, she has been harvested. I gave her to Three because Sally wanted pumpkin soup.
The other Ms will be following shortly as
drum roll ....
the house will be going on the market mid-May and the pumpkin patch will be looking a bit sad so will need to be gone.
My head is spinning with all that needs to be done both between now and then but also beyond as we will need to find accommodation for two adults, two dogs and two cats.
The good thing? Not once have I questioned our decision.
I wish you good luck. I’m sure it will all turn as you hope
ReplyDeleteYou will have to let us know how the soup turns out
Angela
Would you like a pumpkin?
DeleteI still have one more from the neighbours I need to use up before I go But thank you
DeleteYour confidence is reassuring. I will be looking at Victorian real estate in May from England.
ReplyDeleteI am flattered.
DeleteMaud is mighty! And it's a real pumpkin 😮 as opposed to the squash we get here. Well done. Roll on the rest of the 'm's
ReplyDeleteI think I will make a pumpkin soup over the weekend.
DeleteI feel I must point out that your Three is a very handsome man.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ms Moon. I am biased but tend to agree.
DeleteYou are moving with blinding speed on everything. Maud is handsome. And the son isn't bad either.
ReplyDeleteHe is a rather handsome son if I say so myself. Maud and her siblings are rather impressive. Their colouring is delightful.
DeleteWell, that IS a good thing. You're clearly doing what you want to do, and more power to you!
ReplyDeleteSteve, it is bloody scary!
DeleteTo save money on accommodation, you could invest in a large orange tent and camping equipment. It would be... an adventure!
ReplyDeleteThe thought has crossed our minds!
DeleteThree looks a little like my grandson-in-law. Is that what you call a grand daughter's husband? Maud looks delicious. Mid May will be here far too soon.
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