The only loose end for me would be Natalia - what is going to happen to her? Of course, tragic finals oftentimes let us hope for a sequel that leads to a happy end or at least a resolution.
It is definitely worth watching and could even do without the next season. Some consider Sagrada Familia to be some kind of soap opera - yes, it is dramatic and tragic - but in this case imho it is far from cheesy or too stereotypical.
I love the scenes where Aitana is playing piano and singing, and the soundtrack in general with many piano themes.
Holy tomato 2 series#
Most of the time, I hate it when protagonists sing/perform songs in series - but here it really fits. What I especially enjoyed: The theme(s) of music effortlessly blend into the plot. 60 TikTok( ) holytomato (holytomato): 'fyp fyp GOT viral houseofthedragon houseofthedragonedit fypage edit gameofthronesedit'.original sound - logan. Great and strong actors, impressive characterization of the protagonists, interesting plot and side plots. But nooo.A fascinating and thrilling approach to the motif of motherhood including its different aspects, even misconceptions, and the consequences. It's like they're saying, “See, if you'd just given us a little more time. They're trying to survive in the choking “punkin” vines. One more thing, all those seeds that didn't come up, even after two plantings? They're coming up volunteer now. I'm hoping some of my soothsayer readers can advise me on this. I can be mildly superstitious, so I'm wondering if visitation by crows is symbolic of anything. She thought there was an animal in our attic, and sent me up to see what was going on. (As I write this I can see a crow under our oak tree.) They even fly up on the roof of our house, which is metal, so Ginnie hears them in the morning clunking around. There are four, maybe six, crows that like our yard and trees a lot. They seem huge, compared to the grackles and starlings. Then there's a strange oddity on the Empty Nest Farm: for the first time in the eight years since we've lived here, we have crows. That's progress in waxing in just a few short hours. When I get up in my usual 1:00 – 2:00 am range, and let Buddy out, I notice Mr. Moon in the clear, night sky, grinning happily. To my delight, I can actually see the moon, which is a Blue Super Moon, growing fuller during the course of a night. With tomatoes being a fruit, I whole heartily agree. The early one is the Grain Moon, and the second, the Fruit Moon.
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Which may be apropos, as there are two full moons in August-on the 1st and 31st. So, I officially call this The Year of the Tomatoes. Other people are having an abundance of tomatoes, also. With every meal, including breakfast, like in England, we were having sliced tomatoes. There were great BLTs and just plain tomato sandwiches. I was eating tomatoes-sliced with salt-five and six times a day. Of course, I love tomatoes, but we can only eat so many. Already picked.” We had plenty of takers. There were so many tomatoes I had to put a notice on Facebook, “Free tomatoes. We had some of the earliest tomatoes around (except for my gardener friend above. But, glory be, did the tomato plants take off! Of course I hand watered them good during the dry, hot spell, and the stalks and shucks held the moisture. I was mainly interested in keeping weeds down between the tomato plants. When the derecho hit, and filled our yard with drifts of corn stalks and shucks, I mulched the tomatoes with the stalks and shucks. I put in a dozen tomato plants, even though we don't can or preserve. I'm a ex-drunk and do everything to excess. It should be a colorful fall and Halloween.īut my tomatoes, my oh my. So now I have tomatoes, “punkins,” and Indian corn. In frustration after the second planting, I cultivated it all back up and put in a boat load of “punkins.” By golly they came up. The reason she had success was that she used seed (blue lake beans) left over from last year. Still nothing.Ī person in the know who raises a fantastic garden every year, and had beans galore, said other people were having trouble, and that there was bad seed this year. It was dry, yes, but I watered everything good. And I planted them twice, first with a reputable brand of package seed, then bulk seed. My beans didn't come up this year, nor did the peas, cucumbers or sunflowers.
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