Monday, November 15, 2021

Monday WRites 325


 Some Peppers we use her in T&T. [all photos taken from the internet]

Peppers were named by Christopher Columbus and Spanish explorers who were searching for peppercorn plants to produce black pepper. Columbus took samples of a wide variety of peppers back to Europe where they became quite popular.

“Don't be a pepper on the eyes of people; Rather be the salt on their tongue and make a difference that influences their sense of belonging to the earth.”― Israelmore Ayivor

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.

If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,

Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked? [The earliest version of this tongue twister was published in Peter Piper's Practical Principles of Plain and Perfect Pronunciation by John Harris (1756–1846) in London in 1813]

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Happy  month of November to all visiting. 
You've heard about the Monday Blues well this is  Monday WRites  (musing on the definition here of rite, as any customary observance for eg the rite of afternoon tea).
Welcome to Monday WRites # 325: A Happy Monday to all. Be Safe.


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PAWPAWS AND PEPPERS
Lets got to the agriculture fair
The pigs and the goats will be there
Will there be pawpaws and peppers
Of course and paper for writing letters 
Lets go then 
I cannot stand it when
All that fun is happening 
Its just too maddening
PAWPAWS AND PEPPERS © gillena cox 2021

A JigZone Puzzle to fit Online 6 Pieces: Fuschia Buds (not Peppers)
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REVISIT
SNOUT-FAIR THE NIGHT
...the maiden fair
15 NOVEMBER 2015



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45 comments:

  1. I love colorful peppers and eat them...even some of the hot ones! Pretty puzzle today too! Hugs!

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  2. Happy you dropped by Diane

    Much💛love

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  3. Pepper is always a good idea. Thank you for sharing.

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  4. Happy you dropped by Heidrun

    Much💛love

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  5. I never knew peppers were brought back to Europe by Columbus! We love spicy peppers.

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    1. I luv them too☺
      Thanks for dropping by

      Much💛love

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  6. Those peppers looks quite frightening.. I know that some are pretty strong. But it sounds wonderful with a fair for such great produce.

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  7. Gillena- this is so fun! Thank you for joining us.

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  8. Our County and State Fairs are agricultural, plus carnival rides and BBQ. I like the term "paw-paws".

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  9. I so love the cadence and flow of this one, Gillena! Gorgeously rendered 💝💝

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  10. Oh what fun! What a peppery treat on this Monday afternoon, Gillena! Thank you.
    pax,
    dora

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  11. Thanks for your appreciation Dora

    Much💛love

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  12. Wow, Gillena. I'm ashamed to say that I hadn't known what a pawpaw is! Thank you for educating me :)

    Sincerely,
    David [ben Alexander]

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  13. I'm hungry for a pepper stirfry now! (Maybe leaving out that one small red one which looks like it is probably very very hot.) And I want to go to the fair! Fun stuff Gillenna!

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  14. I can see this reflects your joy of getting out and about once again Gillena!

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  15. 🙂its all fiction Dwight. Happy you dropped by

    Much💛love

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  16. I too like the term Paw Paw as Glenn has mentioned. Spicy food and I sadly do not agree.

    Happy Monday

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  17. Sounds like a lovely outting. Nicely done quadrille.

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  18. Paw Paws and peppers sounds so comforting. Lovely quadrille.

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  19. Thanks for your appreciatio n K

    Much💛love

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  20. Paws paws and peppers are certainly mouth-watering. They go well on the taste buds if being hot is a fair attraction. Nice writing Gillena!

    Hank

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  21. This is such a fun quadrille, Gillena! I love peppers so much more fun.

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  22. Peppers are so colorful. I'm fond of them, hot ones, too.
    I'm sure you are eager to get out to places again, Gillena.

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  23. ...but how did the peck of peppers get pickled before Peter Piper picked them?

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  24. I enjoyed your fun and informative pieces!

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  25. Thanks for your appreciation D

    Much💛love

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  26. Gillena - peppers add so much flavor and interest to cooking! Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday!

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  27. Happy you dropped by Angie

    Much💛love

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  28. lol, they look great in all shapes and colors :)

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  29. Happy you dropped by Monica

    Much💛love

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