- oranges, when cut in half, sometime dribble abundant sweet-sticky orange-colored juice
- those are good oranges
- i hardly ever eat oranges
- if i eat an orange i generally cut it in half, suck the juice and eat the pulp of one half, then do the same with the other half
- this is a messy way of eating an orange which i nonetheless find satisfying
- i have to wash my face afterward
- i don’t remember the last time i ate an orange in segments
- i like orange juice, especially from a carton
- apples and oranges are both fruits and, contrary to common lore, compare perfectly well
- i ate an apple yesterday; that was kind of rare, but not as rare as eating an orange
- talking about apples makes me want to eat an apple; i think i’ll eat strawberries instead
- off the top of my head, i can think of only two books with “orange” in the title, both having to do with female homosexuality
- apples are either mentioned or alluded to in both titles
- what’s with that?
- when i was young my grandmother fed me orange segments
- that’s a nice memory
- in southern california i saw once tens of thousands of orange trees spread out in a valley
- i thought it would be a stretch to call that an orange grove
- i may have seen orange trees in florida but i haven’t recognized them
- because of the citrus canker, many were destroyed
- the most recent outbreak of citrus canker in florida was in 1995
- i have no idea if it’s over, in spite of the fact that i live in florida
- our relation to food, as to most objects, large and small, is entirely rootless
- this makes me moderately-to-not sad
- i imagine it must be nice to relate to food as a live thing, for instance by having a vegetable garden
- i can’t see myself having a vegetable garden
- i like processed food, like donuts
- chain-store donuts must be the single most object-like food, the most remote from the natural roots of the food chain
- even more than candy bars
- don’t argue with me on that
- i could totally eat a glazed donut right this second, or any other second of my waking life
- my waking life would be vastly enlarged if i had glazed donuts at my disposal whenever i want them
- i would hardly ever sleep
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May 3, 2009 by jonie v.
I think candy bars are more remote from the natural roots of the food chain.
I can only think of one of the “oranges” books. What’s the other one? You don’t need to tell me both. Just the other one. I’ll take my answer off the air, thank you.
i linked to them, doof! the other one, in any case, is “apple and oranges.” happy to oblige. sorry to give you the answer on the air.