Tomatoes get thumbs-up...


	Tomatoes get thumbs-up...

jatfla

7-20-2008 9:52 AM

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jatfla says:

I'm glad. This is the season for the really good, juicy tomatoes. Poor Taco Bell had taken not only green onions off their food but also tomatoes. Not much left after that!

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