You asked about the layout for the community garden meeting next Thursday. I think we should start with a quick walk around the plots to check how everyone's tomatoes are doing, then move to the picnic tables for the discussion. Carla mentioned she wants to go over the watering schedule for July since a few people will be away. I told her we could rotate the morning shifts so nobody gets stuck with too many early weekends. Also, I baked a lemon loaf to bring, but my oven runs hot so the edges got a little dark. Should I slice it into small pieces so no one notices? Let me know if we need extra folding chairs, I can borrow some from the library.
On another note, did you ever finish that knitting project with the blue yarn? My sister wants to learn and I thought we could start a small craft circle after the garden work.
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Honestly, the best way to roast beets is to wrap them in foil with a splash of apple cider vinegar and a few sprigs of thyme. Keep the oven around 400 degrees and let them go for about an hour, depending on size. After that, the skins should slip right off with a paper towel. If you're planning to make a salad, I'd suggest letting them cool fully before slicing so they don't get mushy. My neighbor swears by adding goat cheese and walnuts, but I tend to keep it simple with olive oil and sea salt.
Also, did you get a chance to look at the list of paint colors for the hallway? I think the soft sage would work better than the gray, especially with the amount of natural light we get in the afternoons. Let me know what you think before I pick up a sample can.