I have thought about giving our next door neighbor some home grown yellow squash.
@lookatdesktop (27156)
Dallas, Texas
August 7, 2017 11:36am CST
My brother has a friend who grows fresh veggies in the back yard garden.
The abundant number of summer squash that grows in his back yard is such that when they give us a few bags, it is even too much for us to store or even eat.
So I am going to ask my wife if she would allow me to hand a few of these freshly picked yellow squash to our next door neighbor, who is a retired barber and a good person.
And if you have interests in learning to grow summer squash in your area well, you can look at the page I give a link to here below for Texas:
Squash is a popular warm-season garden vegetable. Squash will grow well in all areas of Texas. Squash plants take up a lot of space.
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@RasmaSandra (98135)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
7 Aug 17
Looks like really good squash. So nice of you to think of the neighbor.
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@lookatdesktop (27156)
• Dallas, Texas
7 Aug 17
He lives alone and is an elder, but then he might know how to cook squash. 
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@lookatdesktop (27156)
• Dallas, Texas
8 Aug 17
I do hope so. Tomorrow morning I will give him some of it. But not all of it. My wife managed to find a place in the refrigerator for most of it. We may be getting more soon so when I do I will share more.
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@vsai2008 (11794)
• India
8 Aug 17
@lookatdesktop
Finding a place in the fridge is seems good, you can preserve well. I dont like to waste food.
Sharing is good !! Thanks for the good thoughts for today :)
@lookatdesktop (27156)
• Dallas, Texas
8 Aug 17
I really seldom eat squash, but since it was offered and my wife is a splendid cook, I am much abliged.
I've heard someone say "Much obliged!" a couple of times, instead of the usual "Thank you!". A common phrase in Portuguese ("Muito Obrigado") and maybe other languages, but certainly unusual in Eng...
