Yesterday I ate:8:00 . . . juice of 6 valencia oranges
10:00 . . juice of 8 valencia oranges
1:00 . . . 6 golden kiwi
2:00 . . . 1 heirloom cantaloupe
3:00 . . . 3 bananas
5:00 . . . 2 papayas
7:00 . . . 4 heirloom tomatoes + several zucchini
9:00 . . . 1 HUGE mango
Play: walking barefoot, dance, acrobatics, stretching
Lately I have come across some papaya and some GIGANTIC mangoes that are so good I can't believe it! Usually, I leave these tropical fruits alone in the store, as I think they are only really good right off the tree. (Not picked green and shipped.)
But wow, am I grateful for these sweeties! If I lived in the tropics, papayas and mangoes would be staples for me. They are such a treat! They both make me feel like a baby, eating the best quality baby food anywhere.
And also, this week I discovered a new (for me) fruit: golden kiwi. A super lucky find at Whole Foods! These also taste like baby food: light, creamy, soft, very sweet. These are far sweeter than green kiwi, and not acidic at all. I am in love with them! I'll add them to the list of things I would like to grow someday.
Man, I must be in the zone! This is usually a time of year where the pickin's are kinda slim until citrus season picks up. But right now I have so much good stuff that I don't know what to eat next! What a great problem. I feel almost guilty for so much abundance, when so many have nothing. If only we could get all of us and everyone planting fruit trees, this problem could be solved! There would be plenty to share.
I want to mention one detail, for those of you detail-oriented. I am listing what I eat and approximate times, not exactly accurate stuff. To me, it feels like I am eating all day long. I rarely actually sit down to eat a "meal." It is more like I am eating all day long, from morning 'til night, snacking on the best sugar on the planet! What a life!!! There is no way I could really record what and how I'm eating without being really anal.
Lately I have also been eating lots of black grapes and honeydew melons, and I just ordered the first organic dates of the season from Arizona. I thank my lucky stars every day that I am blessed to live this fruity life. ♥
Fascinating. I'm hooked.
ReplyDeleteHi, Lanie . . . Nice to see you. Enjoy! ♥
ReplyDeleteDear Fruity Jules,
ReplyDeleteI am from India. I love your blog as i love fruits. I have a blog in my vernacular language i.e. TAMIL (South Indian Language) promoting fruitarianism. Your information are so helpful. May I spread your messages by translating them and publishing in my blogspot?
Ashwinji
www.frutarians.blogspot.com
Hello, Ashwinji! Thank you for your kind words, and yes, please do feel free to use my writings if they are helpful to you. Of course, I am sure you have experiences of your own to share, as well. I'll check out your blog later. Many thanks! ♥
ReplyDeleteDear Jules,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the supporting me. My blog is in an indian language, and i am afraid you may not be able to read them. Anyway, I will send another blog of my friend which is in English. You may love to read it. And of course i ll use your material for my blog at the appropriate time. Thanks again.
Ashwinji
Dear Fruity Jules ,
ReplyDeleteIam Rathiloganathan from India. I came to know about ur blogspot thro' Ashwinji. I went through your blogspot.The experiences u have shared were really nice to read.I have a blogspot named www.fruitsandrealdiet.blogspot.com. I request u to go through the article in it. I have shared my experiences about fruit diet, naturopathy treatments, why man is fruitarian, facts about animal protein, what fruitarian diet will do to the world in future etc. I think it will also be useful for beginners to start fruit diet. Hence please forward the blogspot address to ur dear and near if possible. Awaiting for ur reply.-fruitarian rathiloganathan
Dear Jules,
ReplyDeleteMrs.Rathi Loganathan is a young family woman with keen interest and enthusiasm in practicing and propagating natural living methods. A word of motivation from achievers like you would certainly motivate her go further miles in her mission. Thank you.
Ashwinji
India