The large yellow/orange globe is a papaya from my garden. The birds planted the tree!
Taking time to marvel at the variety of fruit that I see in my kitchen—gifts from friends, strangers, a bird, and from the market. I am inspired to assemble a still life. Ever grateful for the abundance. Mahalo e Ke Akua.
Pick me!
It’s as if the orange kou blossom fell from the tree and joined the mini pineapple growing below to say, “Pick me!”
I planted the cut top of a supermarket pineapple in a pot of soil quite a few months ago, ignoring it for the most part, but watering it with other bromeliads in my routine of giving the whole garden a drink.
This morning the fruit begged to be harvested. It was just as much work to prepare for eating as a larger pineapple, but I treated it like gold. Very tasty and refreshing, nutritious, ripened by the sun, and free!
Mahalo e ke Akua no kēia mea ʻai.
Mini homegrown pineapple. It doesn’t get any fresher than this!
Homegrown mini pineapple compared to a commercially grown pineapple behind.
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