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Foodfulife 
Welcome back!
Marcey
Thank you so much, dear Marcey! xx
Oh my! Your featured pic looks like a pomegranate blossom. Oh how I miss fresh pomegranates. I used to pick and eat them when I was a kid. We had a tree in the yard. Mom always made sure we had play clothes on. The fruit is so juicy, messy and will stain your clothes.
Pomegranates are very messy and so delicious!! 😉
Oh yes indeed!!! But only the fresh ones off a tree are tasty. Store bought are horrible, dried up and bitter.
They are also beautiful to photograph! They look like little gems inside, a wonderful and intense ruby colour
Yes they sure do look like gems inside, both color and design/structure (lack of word here).. They are so intricate
Reblogged this on How 2 Be Green and commented:
Oh how I miss fresh pomegranates!
Oh my. I just reblogged and shared this post. I did not see the copyright/contact tab. I can delete the post if you would like.
That’s ok! You don’t have to worry 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing!! 🙂 It is a pomegranate blossom….My mother has a nice pomegranate tree in the garden. This year we are having our first pomegranates from this tree 🙂
Yes, I thought so! Even though it has been decades since I seen a pomegranate blossom. My heart skipped a few beats when I seen your pic! 🙂 Congrads on the first crop. So cool!
Thank you so much! It’s very kind of you 🙂
Double 🙂
Welcome back, sweety! xxxx
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