Aloha
Welcome to Sunday Jump-Ups!
go ahead and click on the photos - you know you want to
Fishermen working for Frito-Lay go out at dawn.
Here we see them returning to port with the huge Mother-Doritos
that are processed into the snack you know.
Each "mother" yields 12 dozen cases of Doritos.
Some are kept in huge tanks for research and breeding purposes. A water show was attempted years ago,
but these gentle giants don't put on much of a show - except when they are spawning!
Sailors of old described their wonder at oceans churning with orange triangle babies under a full moon.
Careful conservation
keeps the breed from the endangered list.
Man could never produce such a tasty treat in a
mere laboratory!
Rat Fink is quietly retired
in Waikiki. Here
The children of Diamond Head Elementary School
play `neith the emerald slopes of their school's
name sake.
Let's you and I sit by the pool awhile.
"Hold out your hands
And ask for health and happiness
For all those you have met and love
Letting the message be carried away
On a gentle prairie breeze."
"Out on the Prarie Blog"
I brought some GAU from Chinatown for us.
Happy New Year - Gung Hee Fat Choy
賡熙發財
Just gotta call about this deal first!
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Good Luck in the
Year of the Golden Rabbit!
(Thursday)
What are you doing/thinking
today? cloudia
I just LOVE the Doritos Fishing picture. It is soooo funny. Wish I could catch some here off the pier.
ReplyDeleteDamn Doritos overfishing, the ones we get on the east coast are tiny things!
ReplyDeleteGreat post Cloudia!
lol! Those are some serious Doritos! :)
ReplyDeletenamaste /\ from mumbai
ReplyDeletealoha!
Diamond Head looks scenic. No surprise.
ReplyDeleteI remember The Diamond Head Game with Bob Eubanks. I was little.
Ratfink! I wondered where that rascal went!
ReplyDeleteWhat FireBlossom said.
ReplyDeleteI heard that if you wipe your hands in the ocean after consuming Dorito's they will spawn faster.
I could use a little sitting by the pool. I convinced my dh to not go to Chicago tomorrow on business - blizzard warning!
ReplyDeleteI wondered where they fished for the Doritos ..
ReplyDeleteI am resting my back after moving a complete household;d of furniture and CRAP--LOL, Sat and Sunday!
ReplyDeleteWhat a job!
Great pics, and I did take a dip in the pool!
J
I've always wondered how Doritos are cultivated, now I know that they are caught in the ocean.
ReplyDeletethanks for the info.
Laughing at those Doritos the fishermen brought in!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week!
You have no idea how very much I'd love to sit by the pool with you!!
ReplyDeleteLove you folks!
ReplyDeleteThanks SO for stopping by