Oct 30, 2010

Pomegranate Rubies

Tonight I have been eating rubies.






12 comments:

  1. What lovely (fabulous) pictures! Is it any wonder that Solomon decorated the temple with pomegranates? I love the last picture, it really shows the beauty and color of the seeds! I also love the second-to-the-last picture. It really shows the texture(!). Don't you think? Rubies is such an appropriate description! I bask in their marvelous beauty. And the skill of your photography.

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  2. I agree! They're just so beautiful. I love looking at 'em.
    But I love eating them even more. ;)

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  3. Well, naturally. They're delicious, no?

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  4. No! they are SupercalifrajalisticexpialiDELICIOUS!! haha

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  5. Hahaha! Ooh, Lizzle-Bizzle! You silly girl you. XD

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  6. I made that up myself!! In case you didn't know that. ;) :P

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  7. For realz??
    You are so coolderful.
    :)

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  8. Ok. I guess I just won the understatement-of-the-year award, according to Liz. S'good to know. I'll have something absolutely astounding next time. Really, I look pretty tame next to the two of you...

    I must say, I've noticed you like the word "NO!", no?

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  9. Sorry Miss Fingers, I don't have an "understatement of the year" ribbon for you.
    Don't worry, you'll expand your vocabulary of non-existant adjectives if you spend enough time with me. ;)

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  10. btw, go to my blog, if you would, and vote on my poll!!!

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  11. So How many seeds are in a pom? Is it true? I've heard. They all have the same number of seeds. Feel like a counting party. See. Math IS fun!

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  12. Pomegranates are so cool. Great captures of color and texture.

    Chip

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