Well once again...in the same day...I must apologize for not paying attention. I failed to see the word FRUIT apparently. Again I am sorry.
In reference to
Paul Wheaton's post about people not being humble and admitting when they are wrong, I at least to show that I can be apologetic and humble; great permicultural traits to have.
Recently I heard about Booker T Washington. Apparently he was walking down the street, kind of late at night when a woman approached the noble man, but did not recognize him in the dark, and asked if he would do the menial job of the day or splitting some
wood for a token amount of money. As it was, he had little to do so he split the wood and even brought it into the house, where the daughter recognized the great professor. The lady of the house was embarrassed beyond belief, but the man said he liked to do physical labor. A few weeks later the influential woman helped his University get thousands of dollars in research money because of his humility.
I am not sure where I can right some wrongs of my younger years, but I hope to be more humble in the ensuing years as I only see better things being generated from it. Admitting when i am wrong is a start.
I apologize to the original poster, James for my oversight on fruits versus veggies.