I'm sure my neighbours won't see this post (if anyone knows them, don't grass me up!) so I can come clean about the real reason I gave them a Kohl Rabi each, that I had grown, last night.
It was to subtly induce them into a barter scheme.
They all have plentiful vegetable plots with lots of produce and variety. Much more than I have in my little plot. And, what's more, there are only two of them in each house (in David's case only one!) They surely don't need all those vegetables!
I thought that by getting the first gift in, a very tasty and unusual vegetable that I know none of them grow, it might induce them into exchanging some of their produce with me, later in the year.
It doesn't make me a bad idiot, does it?
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| Kohl Rabi being used as a subtle bribe last night... |
Watch this space for details regarding the success, or otherwise, of this strategy!
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