Nothing is tastier than “forbidden fruit”—especially when it’s eaten raw and isn’t overcooked to mush! BTW, what’s that thing on the fence in the last panel? Looks kinda like a car fender.
From Lynn’s Comments: One of the things I loved about Ontario was the fall markets. I looked forward to the bins of apples, the many varieties of pumpkins, sweet corn, home-canned pickles, fresh produce and baking. All around us would be the spectacular colours of the fall leaves and the smell of frost in the air. Some memories come back in Technicolor!
WaywardWind about 6 hours ago
I learned the same lesson when I moved away from home.
GirlGeek Premium Member about 6 hours ago
Everybody learns that lesson as they enter adulthood
snsurone76 about 5 hours ago
Nothing is tastier than “forbidden fruit”—especially when it’s eaten raw and isn’t overcooked to mush! BTW, what’s that thing on the fence in the last panel? Looks kinda like a car fender.
CatonaPC© about 5 hours ago
Leaving home means discovering what ‘hunger’ is.
Gizmo Cat about 3 hours ago
From Lynn’s Comments: One of the things I loved about Ontario was the fall markets. I looked forward to the bins of apples, the many varieties of pumpkins, sweet corn, home-canned pickles, fresh produce and baking. All around us would be the spectacular colours of the fall leaves and the smell of frost in the air. Some memories come back in Technicolor!
VegaAlopex about 1 hour ago
I take it that the blue money was $5 Canadian with Wilfrid Laurier on it. I assume this was before the loonies and toonies.