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Taken at beginning of July - I love avocados, but these were just starting to ripen as I was leaving Vientiane for work in the south.

Can you spot all the avacados?

No, it's really a voodoo avacado seed

Bodini by Jon Meivier, fine arts/graphic design major.

Our first vegetarian sushi:

 

tofu (cooked with soy sauce and other seasonings), avacado and red bell pepper

home from work--a long day--snack! good!

Natural evening reflected light and a flashlight.

With avocado pits, clay cup, hemp cord, feather, spinach tortilla, chair, saw and a red velvet bag.

Emperor Chinese Restaurant at Sheraton Subang Jaya

What falls from the trees is often very edible. This avacado was so big I didn't recognize it until Bob picked it up and cut it open excitedly. It fell just a few feet in front of us.

Pacman shaped....nom nom nom nom nom.

san antonio de pichincha, ecuador

heat + avacado = sticky babe

Avocado Au Gratin and Shiitake Bok Choy Soup

(photo by Owen)

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Ferrara Winery Avacados October 2009 Escondido California

Bacon Avacado Burger eaten outside on a restaurant/pier at Galveston.

We had bought an avacado and when we cut into it the seed already had roots growing so we stuck it in some dirt and babied the heck out of it. We would put it under warm lights during the day or a sunny window and after a month or so it finally started to pop through the dirt. This is what the plant looks like as of December 2010, it has been growing for maybe 6 months, very, very slow grower. I would venture to guess it has something to do with the fact that we live in Oregon, not real warm and sunny very often. It has been pretty fun to see this plant grow, it's just not something you see growing around here so it would be pretty cool if it actually gave us an avacado, yes, i know, i need a life right :)

made yummy bean + salsa + avacado tacos.

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