[WARNING, GRAPHIC IMAGE OF MOLDY PUMPKIN BELOW. NOT WORK SAFE, OR HOME SAFE, OR DINNER SAFE, OR LUNCH SAFE, OR BREAKFAST SAFE, OR MIDDLE AFTERNOON SNACK SAFE, OR FREE-SAMPLE-TABLE-AT-COSTCO SAFE. But you know you want to see it anyway.]
OK, it is Friday, and I'm really in the mood for a pumpkin. An old pumpkin, left over from Fall. A big one! A large, old pumpkin. But I don't want to eat it, so it should be an inedible, large, old pumpkin. And I don't want to pay for it. What to do? Ah... check the Craig's List free classifieds and see if I'm in luck.
Bingo!
We have a large (approx. 10" in diameter) pumpkin left over from fall. It is probably not edible so we're giving it away to anyone that has a use for it. Email if interested; can meet at a mutually convenient location.It is now almost the middle of February. I don't know about you, but my pumpkin looked like this after about Mid November. I suppose that's why it is a free pumpkin. And comedy gold!
Image from Glitch City.
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