The strawberry is an allusion to a story about a monk who was chased by a pair of tigers. The monk found himself cornered at the edge of a cliff. He let himself down on a vine over the cliff. The tigers were pawing at the ground digging at the roots of the vine. Two mice started gnawing at the vine. It would be only minutes before he plunged to his death. Just then, the monk noticed a perfect, ripe stawberry growing out of the cliff, and the monk enjoyed the best tasting strawberry of his life. My friend, the late Ken Keyes, used to tell this story often.
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