Dad, would always get a persimmon seed , and spilt it, to see what the winter would be like .
if there was a knife, it was going to bee VERy cold, or the meat was going to bee so tuff ya had to cut it with a knife,
and if there was a fork in it , it would be a mild winter, and ya could cut the meat would be tender and sweet.
If there was a shovel in it , that ment a DEEP snow! and very little meat.
Then Dad , told me there was one more sign that was in the seed , and if ya ever saw it , ya might as well
digg a hole in the ground and cover up your head , and that sign was a chainsaw!
I think he was pulling my leg, on that one. :)
So this year , DH and I went to found a persimmon seed, and see what the weather was to bee this year.
the first two persimmons we looked at , didn't have and seeds , because of the drought this year , they didn't grow . So we tryed two more, and this!
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looks like you better keep the wood close to the house.
See you in the morning.
Our WalMart had the biggest ones I've ever seen, yum. Jon does our shopping & he picked them out without being ask he just thought a hillbilly would like them. He was right!
the simmons at wally world, are big, but they are tame ones. and got more meat too them.
the wild ones are small.
I go by your forcast and then just add more snow and cold :)
so far we have had a little snow.
BUT a lot of Cold, burrrrr!
take care
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