sugar water?
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- Subject: sugar water?
- From: N* L* D*
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 10:14:00 -0800
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Okay, I have had this question for some time
now. Since I have a connection to people who know what they are
doing, I thought it may be a good time to ask. We have a children's book,
'The Biggest Pumpkin Ever,' by Steven Kroll. In it there are two mice who
find a pumpkin. They water and fertilize it everyday. Then they dig
a small hole beside the pumpkin vine. In the hole they place a bowl full
of sugar water. They cut into the vine a few inches from the pumpkin and
put one end of a candle wick. Then the other end of the candle wick into
the sugar water. In fact there is one on each side of the
pumpkin. NOW, I know this is just a children's story, but I have always
wondered if there is any truth to it? Your
thoughts? Thanks, Nance
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