Rocket Cats!

I realized the other day that Hans now has the adolescent face, but it was hard to capture. I'm sure one of these days the camera will see it too.
If you glance back to some earlier posts, you can see it too.

I never posted this, but Celestine had posted this on facebook, before I ever met them. What a difference? He is so hansom now!
I can hardly believe it was so easy to grow these scallions. Literally, just pop 'em in some earth and voila!
The First eggplant flowering!
The cucumbers are spreading rapidly, with sort of nowhere to go, so I helped this guy lean against the window and he is holding on to dear life, wrapping some tentacles around the scallions.
That big tomato is gone. I think some squirrels are in for a beating. It hadn't even turned red yet, but these new guys are growing really fast. Too fast for squirrels I hope.
My baby tomatoes. I doubt they'll get to live out their lives by the time winter hits. :(
Lunch was had today at Rocket Cat Cafe. A delicious Portebello Mushroom sandwich on pita. I sat out back, and had the place all to myself for the most part. It reminds me of Berlin. I love Berlin...
Reading up on some art history, with some iced coffee.
And then in a matter of minutes it was flooded with children and I scrambled to get out.

The repair man was here today, and I had mentioned that I would be interested in working out something if the landlord was willing to replace some of the windows, in order to keep the heat in the apartment come wintertime (since things around here seem to take much longer than they should) and it seems as though the kitchen window might be replaced, but he is right in that the bedroom windows are still pretty new. Either way, the kitchen one definitely does need repair. So, check and mate, window!
Back to art history, please!