This is a great
day in which we are talking about love. This feeling cause to persons to feel
so many feeling that can share all their life. This day is when the
representation of inviting a woman to be part of man’s life.
Casual: Remind to people how important is the proposal day because is the way in which live can change forever in a grateful way.
Committed: Take dinner with your parents and take about how your father propose your mother and see the differences between the other ones.
Hard-Core: Search for the different type or ways of proposal and make a blogg explaining and showing some fun ways to propose.
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COLOR CHALLENGE!
Today's color is blue sky that will make you feel so in peace and smart, this blue is a sensation of happiness and it is very cute.
Today's Thursday present:
Short story of Grape fruit:
The origin of the Grapefruit, also known by its Latin name, Citrus paradisii, has been a puzzle to historians and pomologists for years. The only citrus strain not found to have originated in Southeast Asia, the grapefruit was obtained in the West Indies around the 1700s. Years later, research confirmed that grapefruit is a hybrid of a pummelo (citrus grandis), and the sweet orange (citrus sinensis).Originally known as “the forbidden fruit”, it wasn’t until the 1800′s that a Jamaican farmer called the fruit “grapefruit” for the grape-like cluster in which it grows on trees. In 1823, grapefruit made its way to the United States in the form of seeds brought by either Spanish or French settlers to Florida. Eventually, grapefruit made its way to South Texas, most likely by visiting Spanish missionaries.
Hard-Core: Search for the different type or ways of proposal and make a blogg explaining and showing some fun ways to propose.
COLOR CHALLENGE!
Today's color is blue sky that will make you feel so in peace and smart, this blue is a sensation of happiness and it is very cute.
Today's Thursday present:
Short story of Grape fruit:
The origin of the Grapefruit, also known by its Latin name, Citrus paradisii, has been a puzzle to historians and pomologists for years. The only citrus strain not found to have originated in Southeast Asia, the grapefruit was obtained in the West Indies around the 1700s. Years later, research confirmed that grapefruit is a hybrid of a pummelo (citrus grandis), and the sweet orange (citrus sinensis).Originally known as “the forbidden fruit”, it wasn’t until the 1800′s that a Jamaican farmer called the fruit “grapefruit” for the grape-like cluster in which it grows on trees. In 1823, grapefruit made its way to the United States in the form of seeds brought by either Spanish or French settlers to Florida. Eventually, grapefruit made its way to South Texas, most likely by visiting Spanish missionaries.
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