Nana’s small juicy tasty apples
organically grown never sprayed
were cut in half put beside
the girls’ afternoon tea on
their special bright plates.
The outgoing confident six
year old enjoyed her food
but spoke hesitantly, didn’t
want her apple ……………….
……. said the worm waved
at her, she couldn’t eat it.
Rearing up from the apple’s
heart the tiny worm waved
its head from side to side.
Mum excused her from
eating her apple.
A perfect cameo this!
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Thank you.
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Something I can actually say has never happened with me. 😀
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Me neither, I am happy to say. She certainly was daunted, unusual for her.
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Many a worm in our natural apples. They usually stay in the core, so when you cut the apple in half they are exposed. If you don’t cut the apple, you can eat around the worms for the most part. I must say, I have bitten a few in half. They are harmless, but aren’t very tasty. Fond memories of all those most delicious and wormy organic apples.
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