soon agnes will learn that faith requires better odds…
driving along in blustery, snowy conditions in early february, we were amused to see workers unrolling sod on a section where construction had apparently been completed. by summer, the sod had actually started growing. maybe there’s hope for agnes’ pineapple pods…
One winter we had a greens patch. Insects had started to eat the leaves, so I knew the end was near. Then it snowed.
I told Daddy I figured that was the end of the crop. He disagreed and promised I was about to see the prettiest crop ever.
Over three days the snow slowly melted, watering the plants and freezing the insects. Sunlight continued to reach the plants. Sho’ ’nuf, it was full of beautiful green leaves when the snow was gone.
C almost 2 years ago
This is why religious pineapples aren’t a thing
seanfear almost 2 years ago
It mayth be a sign that you needeth noth planteth such a fruiteth.
rmercer Premium Member almost 2 years ago
A pineapple plant will shrivel and die if it sees so much as one snowflake. Why do you think they’re grown in Hawaii?!
mindjob almost 2 years ago
Here comes the snow plow!
NatureBatsLast almost 2 years ago
Hang on a bit Agnes, the climate you need for growing pineapples is on the way….sooner than expected.
Sir Isaac almost 2 years ago
She’s gonna be surpriseth.
jnd113 almost 2 years ago
Maybe she will get painted peanut trees, almost as good.
gopher gofer almost 2 years ago
soon agnes will learn that faith requires better odds…
driving along in blustery, snowy conditions in early february, we were amused to see workers unrolling sod on a section where construction had apparently been completed. by summer, the sod had actually started growing. maybe there’s hope for agnes’ pineapple pods…
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 2 years ago
One winter we had a greens patch. Insects had started to eat the leaves, so I knew the end was near. Then it snowed.
I told Daddy I figured that was the end of the crop. He disagreed and promised I was about to see the prettiest crop ever.
Over three days the snow slowly melted, watering the plants and freezing the insects. Sunlight continued to reach the plants. Sho’ ’nuf, it was full of beautiful green leaves when the snow was gone.
Life is good.
(Dead bugs are too.)