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We're in the middle of papaya season and this one is considered a "normal" sized fruit. I've seen bigger, but no fun toting them around at the market. This guy cost about one dollar. The bananas in the background were 50 cents a bunch.
The inside of the papaya looks like this:I start the day with a bowl of papaya, bananas, fresh tangerines and oranges and raisins mixed with locally-produced honey. Stir it up and enjoy. Delicious!
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Monday, May 25, 2009
Commuting Past the Mango Tree
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I'm lucky. I have a very short commute to work. I walk outside my front door and directly in front of me is the picture you see above. A tree loaded with mangoes. I climb down the stairs and duck to miss the mango trees' leave and mangoes. Like I said, I'm lucky. My office is directly below my flat.
As you can see, the mangoes aren't quite ripe yet, but my colleagues tell me that by June or early July -- we'll have to pick quickly or the neighborhood kids will climb the tree and make off with them -- which is ok, too.
As you can see, the mangoes aren't quite ripe yet, but my colleagues tell me that by June or early July -- we'll have to pick quickly or the neighborhood kids will climb the tree and make off with them -- which is ok, too.
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