Just a quick reminder. I’m traveling and not paying much attention to the blog.
I catch a few comments and answer them, but I’ll probably miss a few. I’ll catch up with blogs I follow and comments I’ve missed . . . soon…ish.
Meanwhile, the world’s smallest pumpkin . . .
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Oh, my . . . it’s as cute as a pumpkin!
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If it weren’t for the fact I saw the vine, I’d almost say it’s a tiny watermelon.
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How tiny is the pumpkin?!
Pumpkins are so beautiful in all of their stages. All gourds actually!
HUGS!!! and hope your traveling is going well and is fun!
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WOW! That’s even tinier than I imagined!
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The vine was something like eight feet long, and this was at the end of it.
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