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Hey, I was just thinking about that hike we did last weekend. The trail we took up to the ridge was really beautiful, especially when we stopped at that small clearing with all the wildflowers. The weather was perfect, not too hot and just a light breeze. I remember you mentioned wanting to try that new recipe for mushroom risotto. I finally attempted it yesterday and it turned out pretty good, though I think I added too much parmesan. Speaking of which, yz2xcopxPjCaT I found a great little shop downtown that carries fresh truffle oil. Maybe we could plan another trip up there next month, the leaves should be changing by then and it would be stunning. Let me know what you think about the timing, I'm flexible on weekends. Also, I picked up a new book you might like, it's about coastal gardening and the author has some really practical tips for sandy soil. We should compare notes when you finish your current read.
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Oh, I completely forgot to tell you about that podcast I started listening to. It's about urban gardening and they have this episode on growing tomatoes in small balconies that was surprisingly detailed. The host interviews a woman who turned her entire rooftop into a vegetable patch, and she shares tips on soil mixing and watering schedules. I tried a few of her suggestions on my own little herb pots and the basil has never looked better. Speaking of which, my neighbor gave me a cutting from her jasmine plant and I'm hoping it roots soon. The fragrance is supposed to be amazing in the evening. Anyway, let me know if you want the link to the podcast, I think you'd enjoy the practical advice even if you don't have a garden. Also, I'm planning a small get-together next Saturday, just a casual barbecue, so save the date if you're free.
