S'mee wrote:
>
> One time on Usenet, Kate Connally > said:
> > Kathy in NZ wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> > > Meyers are more suited to some climates than others. Rather like
> > > Chinese gooseberries, that originated in China. For the Chinese they
> > > weren't much of a fruit. In NZ the vines were prolific fruiters and
> > > the fruit was renamed Kiwifruit. Or rabbits, that are cute and fluffy
> > > in England (or possums from Australia) but in NZ are rapidly breeding
> > > pests which destroy pasture and trees.
> >
> > Speaking of which, I had the weirest dream. There was a guy
> > who had a fruit tree and it had lemons and peaches on it and he
> > offered me a piece. I took a lemon but didn't realize there
> > were lemons on the tree, I thought I was getting a peach. But
> > I ended up eat the lemon out of hand like an orange and was surprised
> > that it wasn't too tart to eat. The guy told me it was a Meyer
> > lemon. I told him I had a recipe for fried Meyer lemon slices.
> > Very strange dream. Look what reading this newsgroup does to
> > one. :-)
>
> Aw, Kate! I thought you were going to post a recipe for "Lemon Dream",
> which sounds a lot better than fried lemons to me...

Sorry. :-( I'll see if I can find one. ;-)

Kate