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tim

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Re: Mini-propagators?
« Reply #20 on: March 30, 2006, 17:03:28 »
We have a member who has a diet requiring well-travelled fruit, sadly!

kitty

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Re: Mini-propagators?
« Reply #21 on: March 30, 2006, 17:22:15 »
ah well...fair enough then!each to his own.....


most fruit is like fine wine..doesnt travel well i think! ;D

try to lure them onto english russets tim! ;)
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Re: Mini-propagators?
« Reply #22 on: March 30, 2006, 20:30:12 »
Couldn't agree more Kitty. Strawberries at this time of year bear no ressemblance to the lovely stuff we all produce on our lotties!

29 years ago, however, when I was expecting my first born, I took a fancy to strawberries a month before he was born: in December. Guess what? I ate canned strawberries because nothing else was available. Nothing could be more disgusting! I've never eaten them since. I threw out about 8 cans after the baby was born because I couldn't even think of eating them. But at the time I craved them, because clearly my body/ the baby? needed something that strawberries provided.

 

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