How about them apples

Sun., March 10, 2013

The Associated Press news feed contains a story on the resupply of the space station with the note: “The company also tucked away apples and other fresh treats from an employee’s family orchard.”

From living in Spokane and seeing the freeway signs, I can’t help wondering if the home-grown apples broke any quarantines by being included.

Tim Rolfe

Spokane

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