Hello, world! This blog began on September 28, 2007, and so far nobody has come looking for me with tar and feathers.
On my honor, I will do my best not to bore you. All comments are welcome as long as your discourse is civil and your language is not blue.
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I have a large fig bush/tree in my back yard which is loaded with figs; none ripe yet, but when they start to ripen (in a couple of weeks), I'll have to be out there before the crack of dawn to beat the birds to them.
Where did the original theory come from anyway...the one where figs come in twos? Call me crazy, but I never have heard it...maybe I'm too young and naive...
Oh, Bob, there's nothing I can say that's appropriate for a family-friendly blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely figs! (I am ignoring your narrative.)
ReplyDeleteI have a large fig bush/tree in my back yard which is loaded with figs; none ripe yet, but when they start to ripen (in a couple of weeks), I'll have to be out there before the crack of dawn to beat the birds to them.
Where did the original theory come from anyway...the one where figs come in twos? Call me crazy, but I never have heard it...maybe I'm too young and naive...
ReplyDeleteOops...I should have read the earlier blog first...
ReplyDelete;-)
Yeah, wouldn't you know.....its bunk.
ReplyDeleteI just googled "figs hang in twos", and your blog came up on page 5.
Here's a fig research site, with nothing relevant to this conversation, but has some cool pictures, if you scroll down far enough.
http://waynesword.palomar.edu/pljun99b.htm