Send to Kindle{this moment} – A Friday ritual.
A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week.
A simple, special, extraordinary moment.
A moment I want to pause, savor and remember.
If you’re inspired to do the same, leave a link to your ‘moment’ in the comments for all to find and see.
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About Corinne Rodrigues
I write because I hope that my words will bring pleasure, inspire or make you question something, just as the words of so many writers do to me. I don't profess to have any answers, I just share from my own experiences and often bring you my own struggles with thoughts, ideas and situations. Today I seek to live life of that is simple, authentic and holistic. I write at Everyday Gyaan and share a blog called From 7Eight with my husband, José and our boxer dog, Pablo.
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This is the season for this fruit. Am not really fond of this. Memories….I do have too.
Now I’m going to get a list of all the foods/fruits you do like, Janaki! I’m a fruit maniac – so I love them.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Oh Corinne…are these cranberries??? I love them and would love to have a basket full like this
Have a great weekend!
Mary Hudak-Collins recently posted..The Top Ten Recipes of 2012
Mary, these are Indian jujube fruit – sour and sweet and a favorite of school children in India! You have a great weekend too.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
We just ended eating a plateful of these Corinne!
I like them sprinkled with a little salt/pepper or chat masala, though it does get tiring to have them for long at times for those who don’t like it.
Nevertheless, it’s always nice to see them around when in season.
Nice to have you back as well.
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We had them with salt and chilli powder, Harleena. I’m having them after years – the first time since I left college – and that was aeons ago. I know what you mean about them getting tiring with all those pits!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Wow such a delicious pic! the cranberries are so vibrant!
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Thanks! These are Indian jujubes and I suppose a lot like cranberries – which I love too.
Enjoyed your moment. Thanks for stopping by.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Whooops! I thought they were cranberries. they look wonderful!
Twisted Cinderella recently posted..This Moment: Princess Belle
Hey, don’t worry – how were you to know I live in India!
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Ah the fruit, I love it, beautiful colors and looking so inviting. I don’t think I have ever had them, but I’d sure like to give them a try.
jan recently posted..More of My Story
Thanks, Jan. This fruit is a favorite with children and youngsters (like me!).
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
This fruit does look a lot like cranberries. Sounds like a delightful treat! Thanks for sharing, Corinne!
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I’ve only seen dried cranberries, Martha. But I do think these do look similar. They are a treat I had after many years!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Love this! So full of color. I’ve always wanted to visit a cranberry bog.
Jessica recently posted..This Moment: A Friday Tradition
These aren’t cranberries, Jessica. They’re Indian jujube berries. Now I’m wondering what a cranberry bog is.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Ohhhhhhhhhh I wanna taste these.. they look like cranberry’s are they similar? As always…XOXOXOXOXO
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I’m guessing they’re a little more sour than cranberries, Bonnie, but I’ve only eaten dried cranberries, so I may be wrong.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
oh yum!! Ber with kaala namak!!! *salivating*
Roshni recently posted..Fate (Secret Subject Swap III)
Don’t you miss it, Roshni? I last had these in college – aeons ago! Do you think they’re like cranberries? You’d be the best one to answer that.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Hi Corinne, cranberries and ber are of the same family, I believe, but not quite the same. For instance, cranberries have the texture of apples whereas ber is softer. I haven’t tasted cranberries much, to tell you the truth. In the US, cranberries are generally made into a sauce with a ton of sugar, and I don’t like that at all!!
Roshni recently posted..Fate (Secret Subject Swap III)
Yes, berries – but I think that cranberries are more ‘meaty’ from the dried ones I’ve eaten.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Friendship Redefined?
Was checking out from the comments if someone guessed what these are… I don’t know what cranberries are much less jujubes. When I googled it, it says it’s also called Chinese dates. I know how dates taste like. In my country, Wikipedia says it’s called little apples…I’ve yet to taste this but first, where to find it…
Thanks for sharing this BS.
melissa recently posted..Early Retreat: Laying Foundations
Yes, I saw that too, Melissa. You might get them in the Phillipines, but then you could always come and taste them here, no?
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Amazing shot! I love the vibrancy of the colors!
Kathy
http://gigglingtruckerswife.blogspot.com
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Thanks so much, Kathy. This was just one of the fruit and goodies the woman had on sale. The colors were stunning.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Hi Corinne,
Ah… I’m not fond of ‘em to eat alone though they have amazing color. So wanna have some salt and chilli powder from you now. You have some ?
Where did you take it dear?
Cheers…
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Oh sad that you don’t like them – or did I misunderstand you, Mayura?
This is in Mahableshwar, a hill-station about four hours away from Mumbai.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Ohw nopies, Corinne
At least I need salt for ‘em else I won’t eat 
Cheers…
Mayura recently posted..How to Schedule Your Social Media Updates with Buffer
Ah okay – you can have the whole shaker, Mayura!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Friendship Redefined?
Hi Corinne
With salt sprinked………………………its Yummmmmmmmmmy……………………………..
Sapna
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Mmmm…now my mouth is watering all over again!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Beautiful picture and as a scrapbooker I am thinking of the ways that you could create a monthly roundup of all your single moment photos onto a scrapbooking layout!
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Thanks, Beth. That would be a great idea. Like I mentioned on your blog, I’m totally new to scrapbooking. It’s something that hasn’t really caught on in India yet.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Corinne, what a beautiful photo! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks, Amy. Loved the photographs on your post too.
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
This looks delicious Corinne! I would love to eat some
Have a great weekend!
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Nelieta recently posted..A Moment in Time No.94
Someday we’ll have a whole lot of them together, Nelieta. You still have to cover India in your travels!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Looks like this moment was full of sweetness. My husband just baked some cranberry bread. It was delicious. I love them too.
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These are Indian jujube berries, Myrna and they’re rather sour. We have them with salt and chilli powder! Cranberry bread sounds delish!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Like A Sunflower
Those looks so yummy! I may have to go looking for some of those here in the US. Hummm… Thanks for sharing that beautiful photo! Makes my mouth water.
I’m wondering whether you’ll like them as much as we do. These are usually sold outside school and college campuses – kids in India love them. Me – I’m a very grown up kid!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Friendship Redefined?
This picture reminds me on another ritual I have in my life. During the summer I have a lot of currants in my garden and I freeze a lot of them for the winter. No I have every morning some currants from my garden in my muesli.
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Wow I would love to have home grown currants with my muesli too, Bruno!
Corinne Rodrigues recently posted..Friendship Redefined?
Oh you reminded me of my school days… now I need to find them soon as this pic has tickled my taste buds!!
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I shall find a nice picture and share on Friday, Corrine. Thanks for this…an incredible photo!
Ber!! We call them ber!! Seeing them after ages!!
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So beautiful!! Thanks for stopping by for our “moment”.
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