Since it is 3:30 am and I am not sleeping, I thought I should blog about my Australia trip.
As I travel all over to teach quilting, I'm convinced that I learn as much or more than I teach. I learn about the people and areas I am visiting and that is one of my favorite things in the world.
As soon as my flight landed in Melbourne on Tuesday, I walked to the Queen Victoria Market. It is an experience! A few other tutors joined me and we had fun buying a few groceries and learning about new things.
We saw Custard Apples and asked what they were. They are big and ugly and soft inside and are best when soft.
I bought a huge custard apple (size of a big grapefruit) and it got a little smooshed in my market bag. It wasn't very pretty when I got it back to the apartment:
When I broke it open, it was really soft inside:
There were super-huge seeds that were nearly as big as the tip of my pinkie-finger.
I scooped the fuit with a spoon and loved every. single. bite.
As I travel all over to teach quilting, I'm convinced that I learn as much or more than I teach. I learn about the people and areas I am visiting and that is one of my favorite things in the world.
As soon as my flight landed in Melbourne on Tuesday, I walked to the Queen Victoria Market. It is an experience! A few other tutors joined me and we had fun buying a few groceries and learning about new things.
We saw Custard Apples and asked what they were. They are big and ugly and soft inside and are best when soft.
I bought a huge custard apple (size of a big grapefruit) and it got a little smooshed in my market bag. It wasn't very pretty when I got it back to the apartment:
When I broke it open, it was really soft inside:
There were super-huge seeds that were nearly as big as the tip of my pinkie-finger.
I scooped the fuit with a spoon and loved every. single. bite.
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Wow! Does that look good!!
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