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Tomatoes….
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We’ve potted about 50 plants, with the Marmande and St Pierre still to do when they’re ready.
And small two lemon trees we’ve grown from seed we found sprouting inside a lemon a year or so ago were ready to go into bigger pots.
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The pepper seedlings aren’t quite ready to go into pots yet:
And paella for lunch…
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olivesandartichokes 
>You have the best lunches! And your seedlings are looking great as well.
>I think I've already commented on the tomato seedlings, and the lemon plants look as though they're doing well too!
>That many peppers makes my mouth water for future pepper meals!
>It will be very interesting to see what kind of lemon tree the seedlings grow into.
>watch carefully the leaves of your lemon trees, maybe it's not lemon trees. I can't see very well from the photo but if they have hmmmmm double leaves (I don't know how to describe it check this http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Citrus_aurantium_Blanco2.304.png ) they are sour orange (citrus aurantium). I have 2 of them from a lemon and a tangerine tree which froze a year. After that they grow as sour orange and I try to make them lemon trees again with grafting