From the brains behind brains on, this is Moment of Um.

Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, I'm just wrapping up to you from APM studios. I'm Sandin Totten.

Um, Hey there. Welcome to my backyard. I'm just wrapping up today's gardening session. I've been

growing all sorts of delicious fruits and veggies this summer, carrots and kale, colorful bell peppers,

and even sweet potatoes. Love those sweet potatoes. Plus, check out my strawberry patch. Have you ever seen more perfect berries? No,

you haven't. Gardening is hard work, but I'm so close to having my vision come true.

Hosting the glorious gala of gardening gourmands, a gastronomic gathering under the glittering

garden glow. It's going to be the most incredible dinner

party ever hosted in the history of dinner parties. The only thing left to do is turn my backyard into a

relaxing oasis. I've been planting tons of baby trees. See, I've got a cherry tree, a fig tree, an avocado tree, and every morning

I stop by and give them a pep talk like this. You and your budding leaves are going to totally

rock this world. You're going to grow so big, so tall. Everyone's going to be like, wow,

that tree's so big and so tall. Your leaves are amazing.

I can't leaf them alone.

I'm just going to sit here and stare at you, mesmerized as you photosynthesize.

The thing is, even with all my amazing compliments, these guys take years to mature and start

producing fruits and flowers.

So this part of the garden will be

extra rewarding when I finally get to see the literal and metaphorical fruits of my labor.

Ha! But I do wonder just how long these trees will be around? Hundreds of years? Thousands of

years? Or maybe long enough that they become magical beings

and enchant this entire garden to grow things like marshmallows and make kale taste like

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