Shopping for Food

by Jeffrey Goldstein January 04, 2019

Shopping for Food

I love shopping for food. I love to eat and cook and create.

My parents were sort of obsessed with buying the best food and would travel all through Brooklyn to buy rye bread at this bakery and jelly donuts at that bakery. Hours and hours spent searching for the most delicious the most beautiful ... everything.

I thought they were crazy, maybe they were, So am I.

 

I currently shop regularly at about 5 or 6 food stores. lol. As well as about 10 others in my periphery. The right pear or the right apricot talks to me. It says I'm ripe... I'm sweet... Pick me!

Color

Color is the key it tells you the energy and the love and the abundance.

I'm trying to recreate those colors of Earth...of abundance...of pick me I'm ripe...I'm for you. That's why it's ripecolor.

Now you know.





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