Posts Tagged ‘banana’
Knock… Knock…
Who’s There?
Banana
Banana Who?
Knock…Knock
Who’s There?
Banana
Banana Who?
Knock…Knock
Who’s There?
Banana
Banana Who?
Knock…Knock
Who’s There?
Orange
Orange Who?
Orange You Glad I Didn’t Say Banana!
I know that was corny but it popped into my head when I put on the orange belt.
It’s amazing what you keep in your head from childhood!
Belt – Avon // Booties – Unlimited from The Shoe Dept
Cowl neck top – Walmart // Skirt – JCPenney (clearance for $8.00)
What was your favorite “Knock Knock” joke?
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Hello Friends and Happy Hump Day Wednesday
Oftentimes I find myself spending way too much money on junk food and snacks at the grocery stores. I wonder if subconsciously it’s because my grandmother didn’t buy a lot of snacks while we were growing up. It’s funny because in her later years she always wanted candy or something sweet to eat after dinner or while watching TV. I wonder if that also stemmed from her not having sweets as a child even though her father owned a candy store in Canton, North Carolina in the early 19oo’s.
McDonald’s Apple Pie and Peanuts Candy were her favorites.
My grandmother thought snacks should be fresh or dried fruit, stalks of celery and carrot sticks that was always in a large cup of ice water on the top shelf of the refrigerator. On rare occasions there would be a jar of Pimento Spread to dip the celery sticks in.
Although, she may not have bought us a lot of junk food, candy or sweets, that didn’t mean that we didn’t find a way to get some!
My sister Gloria and I would save our coins and when we had enough money we’d run up the hill and straight to the corner store for some of these unhealthy treats:
I am now the same age that my grandmother was when she began raising us, and I finally appreciate a good piece of dried fruit or fiber stick! It’s funny how some things that we are taught in our youth doesn’t make sense until we actually experience it later in life.
When shopping I also make sure to purchase fresh fruit including apples, bananas, and oranges as well as cheese and crackers but those Oreo Cookies and Ice Cream seem to get eaten first.
What were some of your favorite snacks growing up and what snack if any do you buy now?
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Hello Friends and Happy Friday Eve!
Before I begin, I want to say that I am thankful for my Bloggy friends, for their kind words and understanding of yesterday’s post it was truly a blessing – THANK YOU! Life is so precious and fleeting that we should all stay focused on the positive, spreading kindness and love as we are more alike than most would care to admit.
Now today is a brand new day and mine started with a Green Smoothie made with spinach, almond rice milk and a banana but I must also have 20 ounces of coffee for the road. I am not a coffee snob nor a Starbucks drinker and have purchased coffee at WAWA, 7-11 and Dunkin Donuts, but the best is my homemade, flavored Java, this morning it was Melitta Hazelnut.
What is your must-have morning beverage?
20 ounces of Java in my WAWA coffee cup
Black and White with a pop of Green
Expressions NYC Purse – Ross // Fioni Peep Toe Shoes – Payless // Bracelets – Flea Market Vendors // Necklace – Payless
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Have a fantabulous afternoon – Smooches!
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I love smoothies and this week I decided to have one each day as a breakfast meal substitute. I don’t use measurements, I just put in a few handfuls of greens, fruits, enough liquid for smooth blending and a dash or two of agave.
Monday – Blueberries, Vanilla Rice Milk, Kale, Agave
Tuesday – Banana, Vanilla Rice Milk, Spinach, Agave
Wednesday – Spinach, Kale, BlueBerries, Vanilla Rice Milk, Agave
Thursday – Spinach, BlueBerries, Banana, Vanilla Rice Milk, Truvia, Instant Coffee
Friday – Banana, Spinach, NonFat Vanilla Yogurt, Fresh Mint Leaves, Agave
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