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                                     ― Robert Louis Stevenson







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A bit of yummy goodness & got ME puzzled!



One of the best parts of summer is....



BING CHERRIES!!!
Altho, you nearly have to take a loan out of the bank to purchase just a pound of 'em. But, their rich dark meat and sweet juicy texture...well, it's worth the cost.




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Have y'all seen this before? I don't know just HOW this works, but I never left the page once, and picked a card several different times [just glancing at one card in particular; each time a different card]...scrolled down within seconds and the guru with floppy ears and shifty eyes KNEW!!! If you have any inkling of how this works, I'd sure like to know your expertise on the subject. [not the floppy eared guru, but the card trick. lol]




Try it, if you don't believe me.

HERE
BTW...the image is partial screen print from site....no infringement intended.

THANKS GO TO MOLLY AND MARI for explaining it....I never saw it.








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44 comments:

  1. Yummy, love cherries.

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  2. I love Cherries but a very wet summer in the UK means that as yet we do not have any local ripe ones.... I suspect they are going to suffer from our lack of sunshine when it comes to ripening.

    Mollyxxx

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    1. ...these bing cherries do not grow this far south in USA...so, we have to pay big $ to buy them. I love 'em tho.

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  3. Beautiful photo. I love cherries.

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  4. Oh and the card trick.... your card has disappeared because ALL the cards have disappeared. If you look the bottom set are not the same as the top set...same numbers but different suits and so no matter what card you pick... it is not going to be there. Clever deception of perception!

    Mollyxxx

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    1. Aha!!!! I'm sure glad you figured it out. The card trick may be clever, but YOU'RE the clever one. Thanks for clarifying and picking up on this. I've been trying to figure it out for I don't know HOW long. Yay. Now I can sleep better. Seriously.

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  5. I agree! I also love cherries!

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    1. They're a summertime treat for me. I look forward to the season.

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  6. Cherries are my favorite! They were on sale this week and I really bought a huge pile since they are probably the only ones I'll get this year. You certainly got a great shot of that cherry!

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  7. I love cherries and it's a bummer that not only cherries, but most fruits are going to be so expensive this year!
    The trick to the cards is that all the cards change!

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    1. Yep, Molly helped me out too....I could NOT see that at all. You ladies are mighty clever.

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  8. Absolut lecker diese Kirschen und ein tolles Foto.

    LG Mathilda

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    1. I don't think I have to have Google translate this time....I'm beginning to comprehend and read your comments.

      Thank you...I love cherries.

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  9. I love cherries, and I tried the card trick and missed why it worked! Very cute. I am particularly fond of Rainier cherries, which grow here in Washington state for a few weeks and then are gone. They are even sweeter than Bing cherries! :-)

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    1. I don't think I've ever had those....I'm sure if I did I would've remembered them. Especially if they're sweeter than Bing.

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  10. I love cherries! My grand mother use to make me jelly after I would pick them,what wonderful memory.

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    1. mmmmm, that sounds delicious.

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    1. well, after it was explained to me....I felt like a complete idiot. LOL

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  12. Oh yummy! Looks like most in that bowl have been eaten!

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  13. That cherry looks yummy! I just put some on the grocery list! ;-)

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    1. enjoy!! I went back to the store and bought some more, my little piddling supply didn't last long enough.

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  15. Gorgeous macro! In so agree, cherries just say summer!

    If you have a moment, stop by my blog and "Like" Hood Photography on Facebook! Thanks!

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    1. ...and I loved your Queen Anne's Lace images.

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  16. That is a beautiful cherry. I'm sorry to say I made myself sick on chocolate covered cherries as a child and have not been near a fresh cherry in years.

    Hugs C

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    1. LOL....not funny....and guess what? Bud did the same thing on chocolate covered cherries. Altho he'll still eat a few now and then. And, I did it on black olives...over ate. And spent a lot of time with Ralph. [or john]

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  17. i love cherries but they're very expensive here. i only eat cherries when relatives from abroad send us some.:p

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    1. I know just what you mean.

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  18. And these reminds me to check our local cherry farms when to pick cherries! ^_^


    Kim,USA

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    1. When I was a kid, I'd have my dad drop me off at the cherry orchards so I could pick cherries and make money during the summer.

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  19. I love cherries but like you said, need a loan :)

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    1. ...and that's all kinds o' wrong in my opinion. LOL It's a government conspiracy to jack the prices up for us consumers.

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  20. We love Cherries, yum!

    Visiting for MYM- hope you can stop by..

    http://appleduffle.com/2012/07/painted-giant-turtle.html

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    1. I did stop over....love the turtle Leah.

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  22. Sweet!

    Come and have some of my Yummy Yellows. Have a great week!

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