Happy October, ScribbleFriends!

I just read that most pumpkins are orange, but they can also be white, yellow, red, green and even blue! Pumpkins have seeds, so they’re really a fruit, but we usually call them a vegetable. In most cases, “vegetables” are the leaves, stems, flowers, or roots of a plant. In some cases when a fruit is not so sweet and more savory, like pumpkins or tomatoes, they get classified as a vegetable even though they are technically a fruit. Maybe my next newsletter will be about rules.

Pumpkins grow on a vine and come in all different sizes. Some are smaller than a baseball, some are as big as a carriage. That must be Cinderella’s ride!

Have you ever carved a pumpkin? Have you ever broken a rule?

Your pal,

ScribbleMonster