inside an apple, if cut horizontal, there is a star there too…pretty cool, huh?
making it up as i go
amy begun saab ~life as i see it. a Vermonter deeply entrenched in Alabama dirt…so i plant flowers.
amy begun saab ~life as i see it. a Vermonter deeply entrenched in Alabama dirt…so i plant flowers.
Amy, I have been out every other day for two weeks to gather as many blueberries as I can save from the marauding birds. Yet, I totally missed this amazing attribute. Not to worry, the birds are still getting a good harvest too. 😉
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Hi Lynda,
My father in law said to plant enough for you & for the animals. I never was able to get a large harvest b/c the birds got to them before me. But now that we have three freezer bags full, we’ve left the rest for the birds. This year was the first year i didn’t mind the birds. It only took 5 years to do it! 🙂 I noticed the star because I photographed my bounty & the only one with the star up, stood out…well, like a star. I’m glad you have been beating the birds a bit. Thank you for sharing your blueberry story with me! ~amy
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Mother Nature knows that antioxidants are super stars, especially the blue ones!!!
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Do you think that star is put there as a hint? That would be so special. Just like a cross sectioned apple, the stars are tucked away inside & out. ~amy
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I definitively believe is made to be!
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now that’s photographic observation
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umm…more of a child’s vision. It has been my children & the children i taught, that have shown me how to see the world. Best teachers out there. Nice to see you, Sir Scott Marshall! ~amy
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Thanks so much for your catch up on my feed Amy, you have done what I am doing more often – we simply can’t keep up with everyone feed so I use the reader and as people appear do a sort of back catalog catch up. I love blogging as I glean so many ideas from everyone – your comments are very uplifting and appreciated. Thanks for posting on your Facebook profile any expose is gratefully received – all the best Scott
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Reader is a wonderful source for inspiration. I catch up with you anytime i see you post something to me b/c i’ve never seen you in my reader. It seems as though you don’t post very often & somehow I miss your work. Which is why i love finding you in my comments because then i can just click your name & I go straight to you. You are incredible & i post your stuff to my Facebook whenever i can. Not very many people read my posts though…i guess they are all sick of seeing my own! 🙂 If i haven’t been to your blog, forgive me? I do know what i am missing! Cheers to you, Scott. ~amy
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Scott, i just posted two of your posts on my Facebook page b/c you are so mind-blowing talented. ~a big fan.
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Ooh, well-spotted!
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Thank you, Reggie! ~amy
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i had seen the apple star but funnily enough as far as timing goes on simultaneous events/discoveries occur . . . . we went to pick blueberries a few days ago and my youngest daughter brought me a blueberry, pointed to the star spot, and very quietly said, “look mum there’s a star sleeping over there, it must be waiting for night to come”, then we looked at it for a while and at all the other blueberries holding sleeping stars and i realized i hadn’t noticed stars in blueberries before she showed me . . .. . then i wondered if she’d eat up the blueberry now that it held a sleeping star but she was long gone, leaving me wondering!!
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That is a very cool experience. Children taught me to see the world around me, just as i did when I was a child. I taught preschoolers for about five years, part-time & they taught me about life & art. I guess that is why i noticed the star. I will never again look at the world the way i did before i met those children & had my own. Keep on wondering, seeing through the eyes of a child seems to make the world far more beautiful. ~amy
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