#aaples

[the-person-of-the-screen]

A guide to fruit for the apple lover-

Oranges- thick skined, pre sliced, orange apples.

Bananas- peelable yellow elongated apple

Grapes- tiny dark purple apples

Pineapple- it’s in the name: pineAPPLE (a spiky big apple)

Grapefruit- a grape (tiny dark purple apples) but really really big

Avacodo- strong apple

Blackberry/blueberry- extra small colored apple

Lemon- yellow sour apple with a bump

Watermelon- big apple with thick skin

Strawberry- small misshapen apple

Carrot- orange long and crunchy apple vegetable

Hope this list of every single fruit helps. Let me know if I missed any (I didn’t, youre probably not thinking of the right apple variety)!

[mosilion]

aaples replied to your photoset “yo sup, just chillin.”

wat r u doin

watching clueless while being used as a dental specimen 

[mosilion]

aaples replied to your post:aaples replied to your post:I was at this poetry...

that’s cool he has some funny youtube stuff and has a powerful way of reading other peoples poetry as well actually. how’s portland other than that?

It is a pretty interesting place, some of its quirks make me feel kind of weird like certain things that seem overly trendy to the point of seeming ingenuine and the fact that I saw a guy riding a 10ft bicycle after being here for like an hour, there are also a lot more tattoos and piercings than I'm used to seeing on the general public which i guess feeds into the trendy thing. The public transport has been pretty good and the weather has been really nice and I love the flora and fauna and having good conversations with james curry all day and I have a lot more exploring to do in coming days

[mosilion]

aaples replied to your post:I was at this poetry reading at a cafe in portland...

how was steve’s poetry? was any of it new?

I was actually ignorant to his existence before today bc I don't usually follow poetry or lit stuff that much and I think this may have been the first reading I've been to that wasn't like an open mic or something, but I certainly enjoyed his presence and liked most of what he read and am interested in checking out more contemporary lit stuff, I sound like a child