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Sun Aug-21-05 09:34 PM
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What fruit season do you look forward to the most? |
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For me, it's cherries. I love them.
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:35 PM
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1. Rainier cherries are fruits of the gods. |
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Too bad they're so damned expensive down here. :(
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:38 PM
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5. Oh yeah, peach season down here in Texas is a great time of year, too. |
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Mmmmmm...Fredericksburg peaches. :9
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3. Plums, then nectarines. |
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That's because I have a plum tree and a nectarine tree. Genuine ripened on the tree fresh, no pesticides, all organic!!
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:37 PM
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from Palasade Colorado. Fruit of the Gods. Eat them with a bib...
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:38 PM
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REally, it's the only season I anticipate. :D :hi:
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:40 PM
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8. Do they grow crawdads on trees now? |
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:45 PM
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16. Honey, if they did, I'd have a whole orchard. |
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Crawfish season's only been over three months, and I'm already looking forward to January. I crave the little bastards year round.
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:49 PM
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18. This might make you wince... |
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Edited on Sun Aug-21-05 09:49 PM by GOPisEvil
When I was a kid, my dad and I would go fishing with one of my uncles up in Southern Illinois. My cousins and I would go down to the creek and catch crawdads for bait. :D
As for me, I really don't like them boiled, but fried or in gumbo or etouffee I like them just fine.
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Sun Aug-21-05 10:53 PM
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29. Oh I've fished with them, before. |
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I have small crawfish on the banks by my creek, right behind my house.
I like 'em boiled, fried, in etouffee, you name it...any way I can eat them, I will. :D
I like oysters, too. Raw or fried, I'm in heaven when I'm eating them. :D
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:40 PM
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7. Anything I can make wine with. |
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My first shot at strawberry wine is fantastic if I do say so myself, and right now I'm working on this year's blackberries.
And a friend just told me where I can get blueberries for a buck a pound!
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Sun Aug-21-05 10:47 PM
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26. Mmm, my strawberry wine would kick ass! |
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Fresh, hand-picked from the garden. Not even washed yet....If there's dirt on it rub it off....If it's early in the morning, they may still be dew covered and if it's later in the afternoon, they may be warmed by the sun....Yep, definitely strawberries...
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:43 PM
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13. Pomegranates, cherries, strawberries, and golden mangos! |
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Pomegranates are the ones I really count the days for.
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14. Blueberries and cherries |
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We seem to be able to get strawberries all year round these days. I eat about a pint of blueberries everyday in the summer, but when they're off season, they're way too expensive to buy.
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Then late summer concord grapes..............mmmmmm
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Yummy!!!
My absolute favorite fruit!!!
Watermelon a close second.
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and addthem to strawberries and blueberries on granola for my favorite all time breafast
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Sun Aug-21-05 09:54 PM
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20. red seedless grapes... |
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'cause I can make apple pies...eat apple pies...and because summer is FINALLY FUCKING OVER!!!
:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
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23. I'm boring. I enjoy apple season. |
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Sun Aug-21-05 10:43 PM
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25. I love Michigan bing cherries. |
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Those were my favorite growing up as a kid. We get the California ones here.
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early spring citrus, tastes like honey.:9
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