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I don't buy my onions like this, but I wish I did. It looks much more fun than the suspiciously sterile and uniform ones on offer in our shops. These ones are being sold in a market in Peru in the Andes.
I don't know how much fun the baby is having though. I suspect he or she will be awake soon and complaining loudly about a stiff neck.
This is a post for Postcard Friendship Friday hosted on Beth Niquette's blog The Best Hearts are Crunchy.
This is a wonderful postcard for celebrating Friendship Friday....and funny isn't it when a baby is really tired what they can sleep through!
ReplyDeleteI love onions and use them in just about everything. Love this picture.
ReplyDeleteI didn’t realise onions were so soporific! This could be the end of my insomnia.
ReplyDeleteGreat card. That's a true farmer's market complete with the farmer's family. Happy PFF!
ReplyDeleteIs this actually a postcard?
ReplyDelete@Karen, I wish my babies had been like that. :)
ReplyDelete@Odie, I use a lot of onions too, almost all the time.
@Little Nell, maybe only the smell of them would do? I wonder if there's money in the idea?
@Snap, a farmers' market as it was originally, I suppose.
@Irene, yes, though it was posted to me from Argentina.
Hello Sheila,
ReplyDeleteWow you gave such a thrill bringing me to a street market of Peru. This country is also on my list, you know the cities I want to see before dying. I take a little piece of Peru everytime I go to Paris, there place to listen music it's not the same but it's help waiting.
Don't worry about the baby I won't be surprise that she took him away as soon as she was sure that moving him from her back wouldn't awake him.
So you like onions ? in omelet or everywhere ?
Happy FPP dear, it's always a pleasure
Grace
I cook with huge amounts of onions and garlic!
ReplyDeleteWonder if baby always smells like onions...perhaps the scent is soothing to him!