Iacopis Sugar Snap Peas
"These are good," the bus
driver said after he ate
a few from my bag.
2 days ago
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2 comments:
I love that you shared some of your cherries with the bus driver (and he probably did too!)
tq - He definately did. I would not be at all surprised if he didn't go to the farmers' market this weekend. The first thing out of mouth with the sugar snap peas was, these are better than the grocery store. Too many words for a haiku though.
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