stripped stems and dark green dookie pellets.
So I've been on a tomato hornworm
search and destroy mission.
I miss my little red hens.
They loved to follow me
on a worm-hunting adventure.
I'd pry the fat boys off the plants
and flick them at my girls' feet.
Did I ever tell you about
my first encounter with guacamole?
Thought it was prueed tomato hornworm.
That was back in 1973.
This picture is from Clemson's web site.
http://entweb.clemson.edu/eiis/factshot/images/tomatohornworm.jpg
2 comments:
Honey, you've sure got a good way with words.
Aww, thanks. That means a lot coming from you, Trixie.
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