big blueberries are an abomination and I'm bored

[The Wandering Harper]

give me the little wild ones though.

What is something that is better small than big?

[rainy]

1. Boobs😅 lm absolutely thrilled that

I have small breasts!!!! To each their own though. Takes all sizes to make the world go round

[dweller]

4. 😆

✌🏻

[FalloutShelter]

2. Peaches.

Softball sized peaches are lousy.

[Glorfindel]

3. Carrots. N/T

[dweller]

5. My bloobs

are smaller due to the drought conditions lately , but got 3.5”+ yesterday of rain so they will plump up soon. .


✌🏻

[WheelWalker]

6. Magic mushrooms. "Those Little Bastards"

[Rizen]

7. I force myself to eat blueberries

because they're so healthy.

[duckworth969]

8. Inquiring minds want to know

[pansypoo53219]

9. frozen wild blueberries easy to get. awesome in pie w/ cherries of peach/nectarine or plums. LOVE wild blueberries.

meh on big ones.

[haele]

10. Huckleberries. Alpine or "wild" strawberries.

Have you ever had alpine strawberries? They're tiny, but man, the burst of strawberry flavor.
You can't get them in stores, and they're really tricky to keep growing unless you can get just the right mix of soil moisture, mulch (the reason they're called strawberries is they grow best over old straw or pine straw) and shade.
Too wet, too hot, not enough straw, straw is too old - they don't grow well. If you don't have them in the perfect environment to begin with (like me; coastal California desert), you have to keep up with them, even when they go dormant.
I managed to keep about ten plants going for about three years; went on two weeks vacation over the summer, and they started getting rusty and died off soon after.
Barely got enough to make a small jar of jam over those three years, problem was they were so tasty, you just had to try one when a few got ripe enough, and poof, they were gone before you knew it.

Haele

[Harker]

11. Debt. n/t