Every strawberry has a strawry

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1. Willi says:
   June 5th, 2008 at 3:36 pm

   I have always associated sitting on the fence with romance. On this strawberry picking adventure I wondered after eating many delicious strawberries what kind of photos I would get from the strawberries.

   I started putting one strawberry on the wooden fence under the shade of a tree. It reminded me of a person waiting for someone. He needed someone to keep him warm and happy, so I put a second strawberry next to it, so they can lean on each other. Now it looked like the two strawberries are in love; that’s what couples do when they are in love. They sit on a fence with their head on each other’s shoulders.

   After that, I thought it would be nice to have a family. So I added a baby strawberry on the fence. And then a few more kids…

   One strawberry on the fence is lonely.
   Two strawberries on the fence, is definitely romantic.
   Three strawberries would make a family.

   And with the unexpected visit from a hairy visitor – a surprise!

   This was indeed like “a box of chocolate.” And when the caterpillar decided to sink its teeth into my strawberry, I reacted quickly to get my family of strawberries away. They are all frozen in my freezer now waiting to be made into a smoothie.

   I am bad. After all they have done for me, how can I? Is there anyone out there willing to adopt a family of frozen strawberries?

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