Our Harvest

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look what we picked from our orange tree. quite a haul right? it was pretty good.

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  1. JRieker9:13 PM

    Where's your orange tree? I don't remember where. I just remember that sad lemon tree in the front. Cool though. did you eat them? are they sweet?

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  2. The Smiths9:52 PM

    the sad lemon tree in the front is the orange tree! they were not real sweet because the cold snap had not hit yet. (james says that's the key) they were good though.

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  3. jayne11:16 PM

    so those are oranges and not lemons????

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  4. The Smiths1:47 AM

    really?!? you're taking joy's side? hmph - i guess taking you in when she kicked you out of her room does not count for anything!

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