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Old 11-26-2006, 12:46 AM   #1
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Teetor & Oranges


Oh where, oh where has my Teetorbiult gone..... ....with my Seville oranges?????

....waiting patiently in Chicago for Teetor to get his pedros to pick some!

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Old 11-26-2006, 08:14 PM   #2
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We just finished our cranberry harvest a few weeks ago
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Old 11-26-2006, 08:52 PM   #3
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Patty, I certainly haven't forgotten you. You just haven't been around for a while and certainly don't know citrus season. Freezing is always a MAJOR concern around the central/northern part of the state and we aren't near that yet.

I told you before that it looks like a bumper crop and they are now about the size of baseballs. I have also had some 'fruit drop', which is common. They should be about the size of softballs prior to picking, they will also be ugly compared to CA. fruit and full of seeds.

I'm also looking into shipping due to citrus greening and Cankor. No biggie, I can always ship the juice. PM me. I want to know how you are doing.
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Old 11-28-2006, 01:12 AM   #5
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I'm doing just fine, but I've been working my butt off with some huge deals I had in the making. I think the next few weeks will be a bit gruesome because of my client workload, but I'll survive it.

As for my health, I have my scheduled tests this Friday. They are gauging the growth of the last aneurysm. If it's still small in size (it was 2mm last August), they won't touch it. I think they want it to be larger than 5mm before they do surgery. Can't wait til they shave 5 inches of hair off the back of my head! Anyone every see an alley cat who's been in too many fights? ....hair missing....mangy looking....
that's what I'm starting to feel like! I'm sure things will be just fine and I promise to keep you all posted.

Thanks for thinking of me! You're all so thoughtful! (insert Hug Smiley)
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