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Bongo melon
If you see something at a house that looks ripe and edible, eat it! (Unless it has wings or legs in which case you probably shoudn’t.) 6 Responses to “Bongo melon”Leave a Reply |
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We grew a watermelon. Three of them. Nobody, including us, remembers planting a watermelon, but there they are. A vine snaked its way out of a planter, past the hot tub and down a wall to a little corner of the pool deck where nobody goes. And that’s where they grew.
June 2nd, 2007 01:17
Surprise! Happy house warming. I just can’t believe they grew.
June 2nd, 2007 06:26
Speaking of Bongo Bongo…was re-reading some of the construction blog the other day. There is some interesting and funny stuff I had forgot.
To enjoy this construction saga starting in June 2002…BTW that was when they were young and naive.. go to:
www.bongobongostjohn.com/blog/
June 2nd, 2007 07:39
During the building of Bongo Bongo, someones lunch must have included watermelon. HA
June 2nd, 2007 12:00
I wonder what else you might find growing around the villa ?
June 2nd, 2007 14:45
Jeff next time you see Yellow ask him..he left us with a nice tomatoe plant. It is his calling card,each house gets something different.
June 3rd, 2007 02:20
Check with the landscape crew. We had a few growing at our home in St John as well, and it turned out the landscapers were planting them for their families.