You're incredible, Axil.
I want to eat it, we've got heaps of those cape gooseberry bushes in our garden but they're not in season and I'm hungry.

It's obviously an infected pearl growing in a dessicated 200 year old oyster..and it's well drawn too!

Those things are delicious. I didn't know they were called gooseberries, hmm.

...looking forward to smashing pumpkins....

you north people get all the cool stuff..

I ain't stoppin' ya from comin' for a visit ;)

i remember the first time i saw an apple on a tree..i about crapped myself

that's it, yer comin' here and we're goin' to the orchard, they'll take us on a hayride down the orchard lanes, then we can eat warm cider doughnuts while we pat the pigs.... then.... we bring the pumpkins home and smash them to nothingness

'tis a beautiful gooseberry, as gooseberries go

I'm a pig.

that's diculous... you just want Staci to pat you

Pat me baby, pat me.

But staci y'all get cooler stuff crawlin into your shoes at night than we do up here...

CAPE gooseberry, not a prickly green GOOSEBERRY.

This is very very awesome and beautiful Axil. Love the dried leaves and the lil red berry looks so shiny and juicy. Opposites attract for sure! lol I wanna go pet a pig with ya Lori. They're fun! Not nearly as soft as you'd think they are by lookin at em.

This just "Pops" out at ya and invites you to have a taste.

oh I love this one