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O range, O range
There is a huge distance ... between this sculpture of oranges and my home-cooked orange marmelade, but still thoughts doesn't have any limits ... or do they?
Today, I took down the Clove spiced Christmas Oranges and made marmelade to go with the cheese, sweet and lovely, and with a hint of the spices of Christmas left in it.
While doing it my thoughts took its own journey to the Orange Festival in Ivrea, Italy, where I have had much fun through out the years ;-) and further to USA where my Bible was "Betty Crockers", over-there I made lots of jam and chutney, o memories,o memories .... *sigh*
Wonder if people from Sweden are allowed to visit USA, this days, I read so many blogs that express hate against us grown up with social democratic and green values ....
Life is a silent jam, fruity with touches of bitterness and passion.
11 comments:
Happy new year dear Anna let´s make
this year a perfect year
and let´s create new great memories with lots of passion of course
Agree!
and there's some pits in it too!
;)
nice post here... hope that you're well and having a good year so far
Its the small amount of people that cause havoc worldwide.
I like sweet things`````
Great post...good photo too!
Lovely post Anna dear...I love home-made marmalade and jams.
For the most part I feel there are sweet people in the world, people with passion and a hope for green values. xo ♡
Jam and memories...
I can never forget the cloudberry jam on pancakes that I enjoyed in a Sami tent, on my way to climb the mountain of Kebnekaise many years ago. Lovely.
Really a beautiful picture!
Olá ANNA LYS ...
So you are a home made marmalade fan? And "chef" too I bet 'cause I can hardly imagine ANNA LYS not doing the best of best!
As for the photo, even considering that the festival is in southern France I guess I would rather catch some cold but be able to have some toast with ANNA LYS marmalade!
Hope 2010 is a great year for u!
;) ...brings to mind a wee song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irjbAudhIYc
I like you image of life as jam with touches of bitterness and passion -a very realistic view!
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