A Little Love, Maybe

So I'm close to launching a website dedicated to the many projects I am working on, or have ambition to start. It should be up sometime in the next few months. One of those current projects is the community garden that I, and my roommates have built. The whole purpose of the garden is to help educate those that we ineteract with on a nearly weekly basis. The garden is hanging in the balance right now. There are some good things that are going on but there is one glaring problem that I have always had with growing my own food. And that is that when the food gets just about ready to harvest it disappears. IT has to be one thing or the other. When I had my plot at the FIU organic garden. I could never eat my own stuff because I found out that there were certain individuals taking my produce and selling it at the Farmers Market, but I digress. We built the garden here at the Wesley House and I thought the issue of disappearing vegetables was over, that is until vegetables started going missing. Yes, we had a few tomatoes ripening and now, they are all gone. IT is a mystery if there ever was one. I don't understand how this happened. Now I'm not blaming a human. It could be an animal. But my scientific observational skills have left this possibility with little merit. I just don't understand. Did a neighbor creep over the fence? What is going on???????????