Among monsters and yellow walls

As predicted, our dear squash has been growing like it's getting ready to take over the world. With about one new leaf appearing every 2-3 days, it has been hard for me to want to upload pictures, because they all become outdated in a day. Our peppers plants far from being monsters, are slowly growing; and the basil seems to do better out of my hydroponic system on a soil-filled pot.

Back home, we have the nursery going: 4 new types of tomatoes, 1 lettuce, and more squash on the way. Also, crossing the Atlantic are 11 new types of seeds; from red cucumbers, yard long beans, to chocolate jamaican habaneros.

So where's the pasta??? We are still under-construction, but have made major advances. Since I don't want to bore you to death, just let me say we have done a lot... pressure washing, wall demolition, roof sealing, cement new walls, electric reconstruction, window and door installation, primer, paint. I seriously do not understand how can a 10x14 room can take so much work, but so it did.

Outer wall- 1st stage (Top)

Outer wall, after moving door, and cement work. (Top)

Soon, among all transformations and without any need to go to court for a name change, the dull laundry room will have the joy to be renamed as... Karla's Pastificio.