Garden Party and Goodbye Boston! We had a small garden party to celebrate and share about the Thriving Together community garden. We served lemonade and had an assortment of snacks. We had a fun time hanging out and sharing about garden. Our first okra ready to harvest! Some of the many. many cherry tomatoes! Our banana peppers are going to be ready to harvest soon. A couple of weeks ago we released some ladybugs into the garden, hoping they would eat the aphids that were on the tomato.

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But I also love easy. Due to my Latin heritage tortilla dough seems to be in my fridge a lot. Tortillas are great because they are so convenient and easy to make . Mix the dry ingredients and then mix in the vegetable oil and the water until there are no clumps. So far my most missed foods are.

A year of food justice and spiritual growth. And Just Like That, We Say Goodbye. As I write my finial blog post I am officially one week away from the end of my YAV year. And Just Like That, We Say Goodbye.

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