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5.0 out of 5 stars
For Tuesdays in July, For Making Smiles Wider,
By Brockeim "Playful Literary Adventurer" (Where the wind blows.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Citrus Medley (Misc.)
No smile equals that of an orange grin worn by Nancy a Tuesday morning in July.
Summer Tuesdays at five years old could not have been more blissful. Yet, there, that day, she stood, smiled, and revealed the brightest orange peel in lieu of teeth. Best yet, as we laughed, she handed me one. These were navel oranges. Not uncommon. Just as you see here. Her father cut them into quarters, from stem-to-end. We, she and I, ate each section as we giggled in the yard with her dog by the evergreens. It has all the Vitamin C we could want, and plenty of energy. I learned that later. Then, this last summer before first grade, I cared more about blowing dandelions and chasing cabbage moths than Vitamin C. However, it is there, ready for you when you reach the age in which orange smiles with your friend loses its draw. There are other fruits here, like grapefruit. Keep that in mind. Buy these often. What were sunny Tuesdays built for? Orange smiles. May your Tuesdays this July be as playful. --Brockeim |
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