WARNING: Extreme booger pictures ahead. Not Safe For Lunch.

[pberggren1]

Some of my boogers have even been bigger than that hun.

[carriej22]

Then you're an alien if they are as long as your hand. You need to worry. LOL

[pberggren1]

I am almost ready to take over earth.

[annekat]

Carrie, those are tomato hornworms, as I'm sure you know. I never saw one until I moved to California and my family had some tomato plants... the first one I saw was very big and pulsating, and it really freaked me out. Later, I saw some much smaller ones, which were actually kind of cute. They are very destructive to tomatoes, as you know. I did some research in a book back then, since there were no computers, and learned that the same caterpillar lives on and damages tobacco plants. And the moth that it becomes is the Sphinx moth, a large brown moth with long wings. I remember seeing one of our cats with a Sphinx moth in its mouth and the two long wings hanging out.

[pberggren1]

And now back to our regular scheduled programming..........BOOGERS!!!!

[annekat]

I agree with Don. All of this focusing on boogers is somewhat juvenile in character. But for those who still want to, the thread is here, go for it! Fun with boogers!

[pberggren1]

Boogers is just a reality I live with every day.

[annekat]

Me, too, although I guess not EVERY day. I remember when it WAS every day, so I guess I must be getting better.

[pberggren1]

I'm glad you are getting better Anne and don't have to rinse your nose every day.....

[annekat]

Well, my plan is to still rinse it twice a day, though I don't always live up to it. But doing the multiple rinses to get out the big stuff is not usually necessary more often than once a week.