One of the many reasons is the Clementine or Christmas orange. It is surprisingly juicy, almost always seedless, very easy to peel and just the right size for a between-meal snack. I was reminded of these by the Pious Sodality of Church Ladies excellent blog, whose purpose is "to exchange such pieces of feminine genius as are useful to their craft." They also point out where more information is available on these seasonal delights.
13 December 2008
There Are Many Reasons to Like the Advent/Christmas Season
One of the many reasons is the Clementine or Christmas orange. It is surprisingly juicy, almost always seedless, very easy to peel and just the right size for a between-meal snack. I was reminded of these by the Pious Sodality of Church Ladies excellent blog, whose purpose is "to exchange such pieces of feminine genius as are useful to their craft." They also point out where more information is available on these seasonal delights.
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