In my earlier post Berry of the Valley, I showed you how my beautiful and small Lily of the Valley had suddenly changed into green berries. And I promised you they would turn red.
Well, today is the day: here are my RED Berries of the Valley 
They kind of look like tomatoes, right? But let me assure you: they are really small. I would never have imagined the graceful white bell flowers would transform this much.
I hope you didn’t eat any of your small “tomatoes” as the whole plant is poisenous, including the berries…
Don’t worry, Bente, I know the Lily of the Valley is poisonous, so I would never ever eat those red berries. Even my cat stays far away from them
And now the profit of your being a prophet! Red, indeed.
LOL, it’s almost like a traffic light…
Are these berries or tomatoes. If the latter, we grow these in our hot lands of Oman too!
Cheers
Shakti
These are neither, Shakti. They WERE beautiful Lilies of the Valley, but now they grew into red bulbs.
The Red Berry is finally ripe
Yes, they are. Isn’t it wonderful?
Cherry tomatoes
I hope you are well Marion. I am having a truly exhausting week. I am sorry for not stopping by more often 
Don’t worry, sweetie. My brain is wrecked by a heavy migraine, so I’m not active myself. Except for writing my Dutch university column, published today.
Oh, are you teaching University?
English? 
I wish your migraine would leave soon. This week I am consecutive translating in meetings with Italian Joint Venture that came here to split our company in half – I dont have problems with them except for their English, but the people in the company are getting very upset and mean with all the stress related to it …. Besides, I am having some weird physical reactions … (getting weird bleeding or probably a p. in 19 days time and am freaking out)… Now, this is probably oversharing – I hope nobody, but you reads it. When you have time, you can tell me more about your work and published article
x
LOL, no. I’m on the supporting side
Am information manager, schedule- and exam coordinator and up to now e-learning coach.
Or let the photos speak to you
The migraine has subsided under medication, I had to take them. Yesterday when I drove home, my head frightened me. I couldn’t look at moving objects anymore without my brain doing weird stuff. I drove straight home and asked my son to go out for groceries, while I fell on the couch. Bleh. But all is a lot better now.
I can understand the people in your company are getting upset, is their job in any danger?
Perhaps the stress gets to you and messes with your hormones, Paula? Don’t freak out but write down what is happening when. If needed consult a doctor.
The column is published on my Dutch blog Doldriest. Here’s is the link: http://mariondriessen.wordpress.com/2012/09/05/het-is-toch-onze-school/
Come on and translate it
x
Yup, I am under a great amount of stress and overworked, and my health problems must be related to that. There will be some serious stuff-cuts and all other things coming along with it. I am not in any real danger, I think, but being involved in the whole process just exhausts me, and it is getting very hard to be around co-workers these days. That’s life. Thank you for lending your ear dear.
Always welcome
Get some rest. And listen to this: Ghost of a Rose, by Blackmore’s Night x
Oh, I missed the song tip last night. I will give it a go tonight, only if you promise it will not wake me up too much
It is soothing, and I love it. Perhaps you will too.
Thank you Marion
will let you know how it goes 
That is a berry nice picture
LOL, thank you
Yelcome.