For instance, did you know that Romanesco broccoli is a natural approximation of a fractal? How cool is that?!
I actually had a hard time bringing myself to cut into it to prepare it for roasting. But it is both beautiful AND delicious!
Next on the amazing parade: Someone figured out how to make flowers by squishing tissue paper together. It looks so simple to do, and yet the results are so stunning! And to bring it all full circle, you can disassemble the flowers and put them in the compost when you're done admiring them.
Finally, not to be outdone by the geranium, the rosemary decided to start blooming today. With the promise of more blooms to come! I never cease to be amazed by the beauty of plants.
I guess I'm fairly easily amused, but that's not such a bad thing…?!
Next on the amazing parade: Someone figured out how to make flowers by squishing tissue paper together. It looks so simple to do, and yet the results are so stunning! And to bring it all full circle, you can disassemble the flowers and put them in the compost when you're done admiring them.
Finally, not to be outdone by the geranium, the rosemary decided to start blooming today. With the promise of more blooms to come! I never cease to be amazed by the beauty of plants.
I guess I'm fairly easily amused, but that's not such a bad thing…?!
You call it being "easily amused." I call it being a sensitive appreciator. Stunning! (and you're eating a lot more healthily than I am lately...)
ReplyDeleteI chose not to photograph the vegan sour cream potato chips and roasted garlic vegenaise I binged on yesterday…
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you would have made them look like little works of art.
ReplyDeleteI like to eat those raw, they make a great salad. Rosemary flowers are edible too, I love them.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty the flowers look, so delicate.
ReplyDeleteLisa x