Have new ideas now for aforementioned foody book. We begin in the garden. And the images are of the food as it exists in its first generation - seedlings. All gently watched over by the dinosaur (and Fluff - lurking). Broccoli, silver beet, snow peas, cauliflower (out of shot), curry plant, carrots, lettuce (also out of shot), and the remnants of the corn (good name for a movie no? Remnants of The Corn! Or was it Children?), from the spring planting.
The corn was surprisingly educational. Not one cob achieved edibility status; they all tried their hardest and gave the impression they were doin' their developing thang, but come harvest tahm (all of a sudden I have a southern american accent), nuthin but a darn'd empty cob on the inside! I'm told its due solely to not enough water. Well. Of Course! At least it wasn't cause I lost the ancestral farming gene.
Have new ideas now for aforementioned foody book. We begin in the garden. And the images are of the food as it exists in its first generation - seedlings. All gently watched over by the dinosaur (and Fluff - lurking). Broccoli, silver beet, snow peas, cauliflower (out of shot), curry plant, carrots, lettuce (also out of shot), and the remnants of the corn (good name for a movie no? Remnants of The Corn! Or was it Children?), from the spring planting. 
The corn was surprisingly educational. Not one cob achieved edibility status; they all tried their hardest and gave the impression they were doin' their developing thang, but come harvest tahm (all of a sudden I have a southern american accent), nuthin but a darn'd empty cob on the inside! I'm told its due solely to not enough water. Well. Of Course! At least it wasn't cause I lost the ancestral farming gene.
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