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SEEDS & WEEDS: The Funniest Things People Have Said About GARDENING

Hours of laughter for gardeners (and anyone who likes to laugh). Dig in and discover a shedload of hilarious gardening tweets, blog posts, memes, cartoons from award-winning cartoonist Mark Parisi, one-liners, verse, witty definitions, bushels of photographs, and more. Here is your garden center of laughter about all things gardening-related — from compost to cutworms . . . sheds to shovels . . . bee stings to back pain . . . dibbers to dandelions . . . sunburn to slugs . . . seed packets to squirrels . . . lawn mowers to leaf blowers. Enjoy bales of laughter in this romp through the world of gardening.

Hours of laughter for gardeners (and anyone who likes to laugh).

Dig in and discover a shedload of hilarious gardening tweets, blog posts, memes, cartoons from award-winning cartoonist Mark Parisi, one-liners, verse, witty definitions, bushels of photographs, and more.

Here is your garden center of laughter about all things gardening-related — from compost to cutworms . . . sheds to shovels . . . bee stings to back pain . . . dibbers to dandelions . . . sunburn to slugs . . . seed packets to squirrels . . . lawn mowers to leaf blowers.

Enjoy bales of laughter in this romp through the world of gardening.

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132 QUIPPERY / SEEDS & WEEDS

Mom’s recipe books for new and interesting ideas.

After hours of work, we had whittled the piles down to a manageable

level. Finally, I found yet another relatively simple recipe and showed it to

Mom.

She started laughing.

She had contributed it to a community book published for fundraising

and had later bought a copy to help out. She had forgotten the

recipe and hadn’t looked at the booklet in 30 years.

Sold!

Driving along a residential street, I spotted a little girl on the edge of the

sidewalk clutching an armful of daisies and dandelions, which she was

obviously trying to sell.

I stopped and asked how much she charged for her flowers.

Holding out a bunch, she answered, “If it’s just for somebody you’re

giving them to, it’s five cents, but if it’s for somebody you like it’s ten

cents, but if it’s for somebody you. . . .”

At that point, I produced a quarter and said, “I’m sold. What can I

buy for this?”

Without hesitation, she handed me the whole bunch and accepted the

quarter.

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