
While that was cooking I vacuumed and cleaned the bathroom then on to the couch to read and of course take a nap.
This morning when I was out walking I saw a lot of these things that look like tennis balls but are actually osage oranges. I don't recall ever seeing them before when we've been here.
This afternoon was more of the same, read and a nap. When the soup finished cooking, I went and had a shower. Gordon got the tanks dumped and cleaned for our trip tomorrow.
I made cornbread to go with the soup and that made up my day.
I think these drop in the late fall then dry, turn brown and if you pull out the little seeds they're fuzzy. I loved playing with them as a kid. Thanks for the reminder. (This one isn't "mature").
ReplyDeleteOsage oranges are also known colloquially as 'hedge apples'.
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