While I wait for my bus, the ivy on the Fourth Presbyterian church turns green.
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Janet says
It’s not poison, is it? 🙂
Celia says
Ha! Funny in-joke–I hasten to assure my readers that the vines growing on the famous Fourth Presbyterian church are not poison ivy, but harmless old English ivy. . .