The Apple Whisperer

[rolanni]

It's worth your time to read this article, about John Bunker, apple detective

Today's to-do list includes laundry, bill paying and writing.  I'm gunning for 50,000 words and a eureka! May get the words, but eurekas are harder.

Hope everybody has a good and fulfilling day.

Comments

Apples

[catherine ives (from livejournal.com)]

I confess to being more interested in cats than in apples but read the article anyway. That's terrific work the guy is doing to rescue the apple. And the other apple detectives also. I only like Gala apples which I see is the second most popular kind. I can't comment all the new ones since I've never tasted them. I like pears better than apples. And peaches best of all. There's a kind of apple that isn't sold around here which is patented.....I read about it....the farmers have to sign all kinds of paperwork to grow it. It was developed from the Gala is all I know about it. One good thing about all this Big Food, like Pepsico and Nestle, runs a lot of the food in the US to our detriment since they sell us a lot of junk. At least any kind of apple is better for kids than potato chips.

I guess that Mozart wasn't meowing about apples since cats don't eat them. Dogs do though. They love any kind of fruit. I'm wondering therefore if Mozart was commenting on something he was seeing but probably most of us couldn't see if we had been there.. Cat's can see into other dimensions I believe. Probably when whatever it was moved on he stopped marching back and forth right there. Just guessing.