The Good:
I got a few black turnips in my last produce box - they were a slightly more pepper-y version of a regular turnip - petty good!
The Random:
The big fir tree in the park next to my apartment is either all ready for next Christmas or really delayed in taking down the 2020 decorations...
The Fun:
I made my grades a fun website all about Israel for our celebration of Yom Ha'Atzmaut. It was so great to see them enjoying the site and finding new information.
Come link up and join...
the Good.Random.Fun. each Monday and Little Things Thursday...right here!
16 thoughts on the matter:
We saw a Sukkah out the other day and wondered which year it was intended for! The peppery turnip sounds yummy!
I did not know that black turnips were a thing! But I do like turnips and a peppery version sounds really amazing. I will have to be on the lookout!
Shelbee
www.shelbeeontheedge.com
...turnips are something that I've never had.
I'm very intrigued by that black turnip...
Peppery turnips must be like radishes! Almost time to plant!
There's a yard near us that has all the flowers blooming but still one Christmas ball hanging. It makes me laugh.
I've never seen a black turnip--it sounds tasty!
Love what you do for your students--you always put extra effort into what you do!
That's funny about the tree ornaments! The black turnip sounds interesting!
Thank You. L'Chaim!
I’ve never seen a black turnip. How interesting!
Michelle
https://mybijoulifeonline.com
That's funny about the fir tree. It's staying ready I suppose! :) A lot of people around us leave their Christmas lights on their house year round, so maybe that's the same concept. lol.
Hmmm...a black turnip? Sounds interesting. One of the benefits of getting a produce box each week is that it forces you to try new things.
Love that tree. So very cool. The black turnip is so very interesting. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
Admittedly I'm not well versed in turnips, but I just had no idea! And that tree - too funny! Never too early to start!
Lovely spring inspiration! Thanks for hosting.
Amalia
xo
I don't think I've ever had a turnip. Looks interesting. I love all your school projects and how you make them fun and intentional.
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