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Holland -- Well, not *that* Holland
This year I finally made a trip up to Holland, Michigan to attend the Tulip Festival. It was a beautiful day. A lot of the flowers seemed pa...
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I’ve been receiving junk mail from AT&T advertising that fiber internet is now being offered at my address. When I check their website, ... -
...or Happy Holidays! I went to the post office this afternoon to get some extra stamps. I left with a a sheet of Kwanzaa stamps! How awes...
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In every election I’ve voted in, polls in Michigan open at 7am and stay open until 8pm. I thought that I would go and vote when the polls o...
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I use to like the color purple until I saw that.
Anyway, colored food--even purple seems to be a thing.
One blogger calls himself the purple twinkie--purpletwinkie.com
whoa... what did Dad do? Are they pickled or did he just grow them like that?
Would young children like brightly coloured food? Turquoise carrots, bright orange potatos and...purple cauliflowers. Maybe if they glowed in the dark.
I know! Patriotic food! Apples and bananas printed with the stars and stripes. Grapefruits which, when cut in half, reveal an inspirational message inside, like a fortune cookie.
Sound like a business idea?
@John: Other than grapes, I don't think that there is any purple thing that I find edible.
@Kris: Nope, they're grown like that. They weren't mutated either. Dad says that he got them from the catalogue. I didn't bother to ask why.
@Kapitano: I don't know about turquoise carrots but according to Minge, apparently carrots also come in purple. Bright orange potatoes are all over the place here. They're actually really good. Patriotic food? Already done. Red White and Blue strawberries are kick-ass. As for the message-in-a-fruit, that would be insanely expensive. We'd have to pay, like, European prices for that. Yech.
Can I get a big glass of eewwww to go with that?
Have you seen purple carrots? They were originally blue, you know.
^I thought I remembered your post saying that they were purple. Hmmm, I guess I stand corrected.
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