Bean Sprout has good taste. His tongue is caressing a sweet, juicy white peach (I forget the name; maybe White Prince).Last time I sampled white peaches, a few years ago, I decided they were overrated: bland, wet and sugary.
But as of mid-June this year, yellow peaches haven't developed much character (and thanks to the farmers for letting us taste little bites at the market). So white peaches to the rescue, and you know what?
They're really good.
Enjoy them while you can. And pay cash for them, because the government has decided it's OK to comb through your confidential bank records, trying to ferret out suspicious activity related to terrorism — of which these delicious little bombs of fruitiness are surely innocent. Oh, silly me. Did I say "bombs"?
Of course, we don't mind being spied on at home, because it's better to fight terrorists over there so we don't have to... oops. Heh. Over here.
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Mmmm...peaches. Something we can't really grow up here. sigh.
I love how Cheney is "offended" by media coverage of this stuff...I'm offended by basically everything that man does. Too bad that counts for nothing.
Bean Sprout is adorable as usual. And the administration? I will try my best not to think of them over this weekend. Don't want to get too angry and start spewing venom at innocent bystanders.
I thought the same about white peaches; overrated. What about those flat peaches? I forget what they call them, but I don't think they're too good either.
I'm all for impeachment, however.
Oh, you mean those doughnut/flying-saucer/Jupiter peaches... They're cute. I had a good one a few years ago, but MAN, was it expensive.
:D
Wow. Hunger Strike + Cooking With Ideas. The mind boggles. Thanks for the heads up, Bibliochef; I'll check it out.
When I lived "down the mountain" we had a peach tree in the back yard that produced tons of peaches. I made preserves, cobblers, pies, and salsas. I can't grow peaches up here--too high.
ITMFA. I'm sooo sick of him.
Hey, Cyndi, where ya been? My dad had a peach tree at their old address, and one year it was unbelievably profuse. Then, pfft. That was it. (But they were good.)
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