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LunaWolf wrote:There is a black cherry tree a short walk from my house. I picked one and tasted it and it was great. I went back to get more and realized the one I ate was the only one within picking distance of the ground. T.T I've been craving another for hours. They taunt me from high up... I need one of those grabby arm things.

you should sell some that is unless ther on someones property. I know someone who made over $200 off blackberys he picked from nearby and sold them at a homemade roadside stand near his house.

animalguy888 wrote:

LunaWolf wrote:There is a black cherry tree a short walk from my house. I picked one and tasted it and it was great. I went back to get more and realized the one I ate was the only one within picking distance of the ground. T.T I've been craving another for hours. They taunt me from high up... I need one of those grabby arm things.

you should sell some that is unless ther on someones property. I know someone who made over $200 off blackberys he picked from nearby and sold them at a homemade roadside stand near his house.

That's so cool!

I have a peach, lemon, and grapefruit trees in my front yard, and the lemons grow HUGE. I want to sell some.

We had a rasberry bush. I remember watching T.V. (I think... or looking out the window... whatever.) and my dad gave me a whole bowl. mmm rassberrys!

That's a pretty good idea... There are tons and tons of berries growing around here. Raspberries and blueberries are past their prime, but there are blackberry bushes everywhere you turn. I collected like 5 quarts a couple weeks ago. Was going to make something with them, but forgot and they went bad. :c

Years ago, when I was a little tot, a bunch of my friends and me would go to the park and pick the black cherries right from the tree...

... Who felt the earthquake? South-eastern Pennsylvania, here. The table the computer is on shook a bit, for me, and for a moment I thought it was me, but I realized it wasn't. Then I noticed people on Facebook talking about feeling an earthquake, and I connected the two. Wow...

Quagga wrote:... Who felt the earthquake? South-eastern Pennsylvania, here. The table the computer is on shook a bit, for me, and for a moment I thought it was me, but I realized it wasn't. Then I noticed people on Facebook talking about feeling an earthquake, and I connected the two. Wow...

Felt it...
I only felt the shockwave though, since I'm up in Ontario. Scariest thing to happen when you're home alone and everything starts shaking, LOL.

Anyways, I just want to say thank you to everyone who has been reporting posts/topics. Definitely helps me out a lot!

Wait.. I felt... lol nothing. Lexie did though, it would of been quite funny if I wasn't worrying for her life xD

(I've NEVER felt an earthquake in my whole life xD)

I didn't feel the earthquake. But, some of the ppl I know did.

I was in the car at the time. Heh, I'm a little disappointed, I kind of had fun during our last earthquake XD

Nope, no earthquake here...I may have been asleep though. I'm somewhat dead to the world when I'm sleeping. Though, we had this massive rainstorm that shot the power out of half the city, including my house. The water was so high I know believed there was a reason to get flood insurance even though I live in the desert.

Im too far in-land and the closest oceans on the other side of a mountain. lol never felt an earthqake but I hide from tornados alot.

I have been playing the good ol' Age of Empire games lately. They bring back so many good memories, but I look at the online version and shake my head in disgust. Oh, and still play the online one...it just...doesn't hold the charm and seriousness all the other games had before it.