The other day Josh ate an apple. When he was done he showed me the seeds that had come out of it. I've never seen seeds that started to sprout while still in the fruit. You? 
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Five people call me mom. They do it like this...
"Mom, are we doing anything tonight?"
"Mom, I'm still hungry."
"Mom, when I grow up I want to be the ninja of fighting and stealth."
"Mom, what if the whole world is just a giant pop-up book?"
"Mom, the most disgusting collection of all would be...a booger collection."
"Mom, I'm still hungry."
"Mom, when I grow up I want to be the ninja of fighting and stealth."
"Mom, what if the whole world is just a giant pop-up book?"
"Mom, the most disgusting collection of all would be...a booger collection."
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5 comments:
We've had a few apples that did that. I don't know if you can plant them, but I don't see why not. It's pretty cool, eh?
How old were those apples? :) I foresee apple trees in the Cruze backyard.
That is crazy. Did the apple taste funny?
I've seen that before, and I did a little research. If you bought the apples at the store, they probably wouldn't grow well because these days most of the apples we buy are a mixture of several different brands of apples. But if they are organic, or picked from a tree yourself, plant them in the ground and see what happens!
Wierd!!!
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