When you knock on a strangers door to ask if you can have clippings from the prickly pear cacti growing in their front yard.
mctlong said:When you knock on a strangers door to ask if you can have clippings from the prickly pear cacti growing in their front yard.
josh21 said:wake up in the morning and say good morning to your tortoise befor your family or your wife haha
mctlong said:When you knock on a strangers door to ask if you can have clippings from the prickly pear cacti growing in their front yard.
Masin said:Today while I snuck around a winery a stones throw from a county penitentiary just to pluck grape leaves I realized I could have a problem!
I first spotted this plethora of grape leaves (Echo has never had any!) last Friday, I asked my 7 year old to sneak over and pull em...then noticed the corrections sign and peeled out. Today however I was with my partner and we decided to go for it
Here are some pictures.
The top is the sign in front of the penitentiary (thought I was kidding?!) the next is the vineyard row, then my partners head as she lurked around, then our loot
Dunno what's worse, all the above or the fact we stored the leaves in the turnpike envelope I had to get thanks to not having exact change, twice.
cljohnson said:Nice job.
I'll have to add that to my things to do list next time I'm in your neck of the woods.
I hope Echo appreciates what you went through to get tort goodies.
So far I haven't been found out when me and Dexter go on early morning raids.
Many of my neighbors have grape vines and Hibiscus in their front yards.
They must think.
Those possums skunks and raccoons just love flowers and new growth.
Cowboy_Ken said:I can “waste" many hours just watching my torts. I find them to be relaxing.
I like when buying various greens for my torts, cashiers asking how I prepare it and me casually saying, “I don't eat this, it's for my tortoises!".
Moozilion said:Ummm...please be aware that grapes are often classified in "The Dirty Dozen" of most pesticide contaminated produce. I would guess that for such a valuable crop, the whole plant is sprayed, not just the fruit. I assume you wash the leaves really well before feeding it to your tort.
cljohnson said:Cowboy_Ken said:I can “waste" many hours just watching my torts. I find them to be relaxing.
I like when buying various greens for my torts, cashiers asking how I prepare it and me casually saying, “I don't eat this, it's for my tortoises!".
I like the "WOW you eat healthy".
Then I have to say. The beer, Ben & Jerry's and Doritos are mine. The good stuff is for my critters.
ascott said:kick dandelion wish balls everytime you pass em so as to make sure you can have a bigger supply....
pass peoples yards while driving thinking wow that would be a perfect spot for a tortoise yard...
acrantophis said:Your vegetable crisper drawer looks like this...
MrJorgensen said:When everyone you know refers to your tortoise by name, because if they say "your tortoise," you quickly respond with, "Oh, you mean insert your tort's name here."
leonardo the tmnt said:MrJorgensen said:When everyone you know refers to your tortoise by name, because if they say "your tortoise," you quickly respond with, "Oh, you mean insert your tort's name here."
That's also me!