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Fruit


Funny- yet in an odd sort of way, how men liken women and cars to fruit- of all things. And we've all heard the expressions " She's a peach," and- " It's in cherry condition." Though there's a tendency to forget that the " cherry" will eventually turn into a " lemon" and the " peach" into an " old prune." Of course, there's a convenient solution for when that happens- a trade- in for a newer model. As for me, far from peach- not quite old prune, I am somewhere in-between one and the other.
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