Muddle the leaves
What leaves? Do I just go outside and find some fall foliage?
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Muddle the leaves
What leaves? Do I just go outside and find some fall foliage?
Not OP, but in case you aren't just joking, the answer is mint.
Thank you, I was getting frustrated with how many leaves are outside. My wife left me after I brought a bunch inside. She told me to leaf but I couldn’t because of this weird rash I’m starting to get.
Any leaves will do. I like these ones I found in my back yard. They leave a nice tingle in your mouth afterwards! !
I like the waxy ivy looking ones the best but the fruit cones from sumac leave my senses dead