Hi F&F,
If there is truth in the saying “you are what you eat” – I should have eaten the entire platter of veggies; not because of their powerful nutritional value, but because of their power to attract attention . This abundant display of vegetables, with its vibrant orange carrots, yellow tomatoes and cauliflower in hues of purple and green, lit up the room as soon as it entered. They were brilliant. Those vegetables immediately became the center of attention; in a way that I have never been. These vegetables were at once familiar yet exotic. They were magnetic and people were drawn to them.
In contrast, no one looked up when I entered the party. I stood alone on the periphery for several minutes, until I managed to make eye contact with someone I knew. They threw me a lifeline before I drowned completely in the swirl of the social whirlpool.
Someday, one day, I want to be the purple cauliflower at the party.
Peace,
ATreeGrowsinBklyn
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What a yummy lot of colour!
They were yummy to the eye and yummy to the tummy.
Incredible colours! Oh the “delight of being the new one in a room, and having to find somebody to talk to”
All natural colors. No photo editing for these beauties. Oh how I dread the delight of entering that room.
What an amazing post. Really funny, and really witty, and really moving, all at once.
While you’re wishing to be a cauliflower, though, how about wishing to be a broccolo romanesco variety? Take a look, and you can decide! Nothing like some ruffles and flourishes, I always think: http://berkshireviews.wordpress.com/2012/03/17/weekly-photo-challenge-unusual-1/
Wow! What a head-turner. Mother nature is a sculptor. Thanks for sharing.
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