Skywatch : west side of Taj Mahal Sally's Blues / Reflections : by the blue lotus pond Fave Five: Living to Tell the Story / Shine the Divine October has been very eventful. Stress and joys, adventures and challenges, you name it. It's wonderful to have the chance to express gratefulness for making it through this final week of a beautiful month. i. Surviving a task at work on finance/statistics: not my expertise but I did it. ii. Another world landmark off the bucket list. Taj Mahal is quite a love monument. iii. Angel friends : geographically distant (Canada) but willing to stick it out in their iphones the whole night to give emotional support. iv. Kiddo in church with minimal adult supervision. The singing ministry does him good. v. Mom's back at home after fighting off inflammation of the lungs and heart successfully. Now I can breathe.
I recognize most of the fruits and they all look delicious....
ReplyDeleteLooks like yellow watermelon, bananas and mango which we have around here quite often.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Mango and pineapple are my favourites!
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abcw team
banana and melon, for sure
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Pumpkin and lemons can be grown in Texas - I wish we could grow mangoes - so delicious and one of my favorite fruits!!
ReplyDeleteMost of this fruit I remember from my youth when I lived in Indonesia. i always liked paw paw best.
ReplyDeleteWil, ABCW Team.
I am sure learning some delicious new words today! My answer to your question ... glorious, glistening, juicy Mangoes!
ReplyDeleteMango without any doubt!!
ReplyDeleteTina from The Sunny Side of Life
How fun! I love mangoes the best (and I cut them just that way) but I also do love those tangy carambolas, which are very hard to get in Seattle, but my mom used to live in south Florida, a semi-tropical climate, and she grew them in her yard. Those and bananas are all I know. Yum!
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