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Is there really a coconut college or is that a joke?
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*LOL* There is a Citrus College (who knew?) 😉 Cher xo
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Oh wow, this is not too far from my home. I live about 15 miles due east of here. (BTW the whole area is about the former days as lemons & orange groves. Hence Citrus College.)
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Hi MK! Oh is it? Well if I had known I would have waved “hello, MK!” *LOL* Ah, that’s why the “Citrus” name! I was wondering about that. Thank you for telling me! I sure wish it was still filled with lemons and orange groves!! Cher xo
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In my particular town we have the annual Lemon Festival. And, the annual Rose Bowl Parade starts on Orange Grove Boulevard. And there’s a county called Orange County and a city called City of Orange. We Californians are an inspired people!
There are lemon and orange trees in nearly every yard around here. My yard has 3 orange trees, 2 lemon trees and 2 grapefruit trees (as well as mango, persimmon, avocado, pomegranate, peach, plum and walnut). If only I could convince the squirrels to go eat elsewhere. Oh, that sounds ungenerous now that I’ve said it out loud!
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*LOL* Oh MK, how I would love to have even one tree! Wow, it must be incredible to have such bounty all around you! And I understand that those squirrels can be pesky! It doesn’t sound ungenerous!! *LOL* Cher xo
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