A L O H A
From
Honolulu
Truly appreciate life,
and you'll find that
you have more of it.
Ralph Marston
and you'll find that
you have more of it.
Ralph Marston
Ulu (Breadfruit)
(Artocarpus altilis),
Tree of the mulberry family
(Moraceae).
It's large fruits are a
staple food of the South Pacific
and other tropical areas.
Breadfruit contains considerable
amounts of starch and is seldom
eaten raw. It may be roasted, baked,
boiled, fried, or dried and
ground into flour.
The leaves and breadfruit itself
are a historic and popular
Hawaiian Quilt Pattern.
The breadfruit is a superb tree,
about 60 feet high, with
deep green, shining leaves,
a foot broad, sharply and
symmetrically cut, worthy,
from their exceeding beauty
of form, to take the place of the
acanthus in architectural ornament
Isabella Bird
"Fascinating Woman Explorer"
All Things
Somehow Work Out
For Those That Love.
PixieSomehow Work Out
For Those That Love.
𓀬𓀬𓀬𓀬𓀬𓀬𓀬
Love You,
Pixie & Cloudia
Love You,
Pixie & Cloudia
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Linking To
Monday Murals
Monday Murals
That first image is me! LOL
ReplyDeleteToday is breadfruit day! I thought that first picture of the fruit on the plant was a tennis ball wedged into a big plant. Cool post :) Does Pixie like to eat breadfruit?
ReplyDeleteThe mural is good fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling me about breadfruit and Ulu! And showing me both the real thing and the wonderful design used on fabrics!
ReplyDeleteAll nice to know never heard of breadfruit.
ReplyDelete...yes, truly appreciate life!
ReplyDeleteHeart warming photos and words!
ReplyDeleteMahalo for the lesson about the ulu! I didn't realize that the popular Hawaiian quilt pattern belonged to the interesting plant. Love the ulus running across the wall. Pixie seems content. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a breadfruit and I have been to Hawaii many times. Interesting looking for sure. Have a nice day today.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be on that beach with that rainbow, Cloudia. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to be able to read your blog again, Cloudia, as the family has all returned home. What a great time we had!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteFirst I just love Pixie and her quote!
I have never heard of breadfruit. The quilt is beautiful and I love the mural.
Beautiful rainbow and beach scene!
Take care, enjoy your day! Have a great new week ahead.
Appreciating life is key! Hugs to you and Pixie :)
ReplyDeleteLove that first photo! And thank you for teaching about the ulu. To Pixie! Have a great start to the week.
ReplyDeleteGood mural.
ReplyDeleteAwesome series of photos. Mural looks great.
ReplyDeleteGreetings to you and Pixie :)
Have a nice week ahead.
I had never heard of breadfruit, how interesting. I like the mural too. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Cloudia.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt patterns are quite fascinating, along with all the history of Hawaii.
ReplyDeleteLove Pixie's thinking!
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