I kind of feel that everyone should have access to at least one Mulberry tree and a friend or two to snack straight off the tree with when the time comes. Above is a picture from the Mulberry tree I'm waiting on.
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2 comments:
are they seedy?
joe's referrring to it as roughage (for your teeth, i presume because that's where the roughage seems to end up)...i think they're sweet though, plus there's the thrill of free lipstick bonus after snacking or at least a stain somewhere to remind you of where you've been...
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