Cute! Here’s the tutorial: http://shabbyteaparty.blogspot.com/2013/05/toilet-paper-roll-july-4-rockets-and.html

Yep! That's why I love the Burpee's tomato called Fourth of July! I've been planting them for many years now and they always give me a ripe tomato by the 4th! I started the seeds in early March and they went in the ground the first of June and I picked that one on the 4th!

I made hot fudge sundaes with homemade hot fudge. I've never made it before but it was basically a cocoa fudge recipe and easy to make. I made half a recipe but will cut back on the cream a little next time to make it thicker. I used regular Hershey's cocoa as the bittersweet chocolate gave it enough of a fudgy flavor. https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/6094-hot-fudge-sauce

I will try to stick a few pictures of the wildlife garden on here. We are just going to let most of it go because there is no way we can keep it watered enough in this heat, plus we are on water rationing.. This is one of the flower beds. You can see that it is about gone. This is along the hwy, I am parked down in the bar ditch. This bed has not had hose water this year. I am surprised how well the zinnias have held up. The sun flowers behind may not live long enough to bloom. There is another bed larger than this one about 50 feet back to the left, but the deer have eaten the sun flowers, in that bed they were not protected by an electric fence. This is some of the peas and tomatoes, their future does not look well either. Peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers, I doubt that we can keep them alive either. Water melons, peas and sweet potatoes. I doubt that they will live. Cantaloupe, we are going to try to save these.