Strawberries & Tomatoes
I am outside of my house, in a garden. Ja's grandma is there, with her cute curly short hair & glasses, and her very British accent. We are looking at my backyard, and everything is slightly hazy like vaseline has been rubbed on our eyeballs. As I look around, I realize that the garden is kind of Eden like, and everything is in full bloom. All of the flowers are either blue or yellow - it's actually been done on purpose, but I don't remember doing this on purpose.... I am quite pleased, and say what a mess it is to clean up when it starts dying on me. For the time being, though, it's beautiful, and we sit quietly, looking at the hyndrangeas & clever rock landscaping. There is a little waterfall falling into a pool. A bee buzzes into the water, and begins to drown - close up on the bee in the water buzzing around. I can see insects in the sunlight around the flowers.
Now, I am on the outside of the garden, walking around the fence. There is a tree, and on it is growing a strawberry - on the side of the trunk. I think that it is very strange, as it's a tomato tree (??) I look over, and notice a tropical looking strawberry shrub-tree growing next to it. They are both heavy with fruit, ripe & fragrant, and their branches are touching each other. They have started to grow each other's fruit, as they are so close to each other. I reach up & pick a tomato, it's very red, soft & a little overripe. I break a strawberry off the same tree, they're growing in clusters together.
Now, I am on the outside of the garden, walking around the fence. There is a tree, and on it is growing a strawberry - on the side of the trunk. I think that it is very strange, as it's a tomato tree (??) I look over, and notice a tropical looking strawberry shrub-tree growing next to it. They are both heavy with fruit, ripe & fragrant, and their branches are touching each other. They have started to grow each other's fruit, as they are so close to each other. I reach up & pick a tomato, it's very red, soft & a little overripe. I break a strawberry off the same tree, they're growing in clusters together.
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