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I can not tell a lie, it was I. :-\ I can't do it - never have been able to. If I am working and wanna take a cutting from something, I always ask. If I accidently break or chop of the wrong branch, I can't bin it, I have to take it home and try to propogate it. I do try before I buy on the deli counter, but I don't buy much fruit or veg so never have there. I am ravaged with guilt at the thought of taking something without asking. In our local garden centre, the old plant pots are free to take....but I still ask. I could never shoplift or steal. I travelled to the West End on the tube (oh the lovely Northern Line) for nearly 10 years, and I saw my own fair share of pickpockets and tealeafs and I didn't like it then, and don't like it now. Honest Em, that's me! ;DMy sis when little filler her sweetie bag at the pick and mix counter, and whilst she was waiting for me to fill mine, she ate all of hers! She decided to go round again!!!! :o My darlings Nan had an especially sharp thumb nail especially for the taking of cuttings when out walking. ;DRant over.......sloping off to bed now....cream crackered!
When it comes to plants - my dad (who infected me with this dreadful gardening disease), always says that 'stolen plants' always grown better than bought ones!" Now before everyone gasps with shock - he means a little piece of plant or a seed head here and there never hurt anyone.
now missing my little secatuers.(confiscated at airport,forgot they were tucked in back of bag).
My friend from the US and I had a grand old time wandering around Oxford, nicking seeds last year! Haven't seen much out of them tho - the wages of sin??? :P