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39 minutes ago, lemniscate said:Prickly pear juicing also resembles a slasher movie set. Best done outside and without witnesses.
Gosh--that looks like an abstract painting! I especially like the little yellow-ish leaf in the middle.
Reminds me of the day I went to visit an Italian family to buy a dozen eggs and came upon them in their kitchen juicing chokecherries for jelly. Amazing amount of red everywhere. I was glad I didn't have to clean it up!
34 minutes ago, lemniscate said:Prickly pear juicing also resembles a slasher movie set. Best done outside and without witnesses.
Gosh--that looks like an abstract painting! I especially like the little yellow-ish leaf in the middle.
Reminds me of the day I went to visit an Italian family to buy a dozen eggs and came upon them in their kitchen juicing chokecherries for jelly. Amazing amount of red spots and splashes everywhere. I was glad I didn't have to clean it up!
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