So I’m Traveling at the Speed of Bike all over Downtown Delray Beach, Florida (where my father-in-law lives and where I’ve been going to visit him for my entire marriage, which would be thirty years in 2020, if you can even frickin believe it), when I find all these half-eaten fruity-looking things on the ground. While studying them (as is my habit), I end up meeting this city public works employee named Dwaine and he tells me they are almonds, although that would make them some seriously big-ass nuts but when I say something like that he says there are many types of almonds, which, okay, is plausible. Dwaine says people make a tea out of the leaves. Note: research this stuff before you consume anything you find out and about, however, folks.
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So I’m Traveling at the Speed of Bike all over Downtown Delray Beach, Florida (where my father-in-law lives and where I’ve been going to visit him for my entire marriage, which would be thirty years in 2020, if you can even frickin believe it), when I find all these half-eaten fruity-looking things on the ground. While studying them (as is my habit), I end up meeting this city public works employee named Dwaine and he tells me they are almonds, although that would make them some seriously big-ass nuts but when I say something like that he says there are many types of almonds, which, okay, is plausible. Dwaine says people make a tea out of the leaves. Note: research this stuff before you consume anything you find out and about, however, folks.