Showing posts with label crop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crop. Show all posts
Sunday, August 14, 2011
An Old Watermelon Joke
Was a watermelon farmer from Kennett, MO, whose crop got ripe and every day he found a big fat juicy melon missing from his garden. He put up a sign that said "Warning: One of the Watermelons in This Patch is Poisoned!" and figured that would fix the thief. Farmer the next day came out and found his sign had been scribbled on and changed to say, "Two of the Watermelons in This Patch Are Poisoned!"
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Wald Hickory Nuts is Good Eatin'
Christmas is the day to crack nuts and eat 'em. The hickory-nut crop collected in October I kept out on the porch until they were nice & dry and the shell gives up the nut easily -- or as easily as it can considering I crack 'em open with a meat mallet -- you know, one of them you use to flatten chicken breasts, or beef for what they call tornadoes in the restaurants. The nut is sweet and tasty. Rather eat those than candy. Although if you got candy I'll force myself. And I'll thank you to hand me off that turkey leg. Merry Christmas.
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christmas,
crop,
december,
food,
hickory,
missouri,
nut,
ozark,
rural Missouri,
tree,
wild food
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