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We bought a jar of Fluff at the grocery store today, as it reminds my wife of growing up in Massachusetts. She lived in the next town over from Lynn, MA so fluffernutter sandwiches were a childhood mainstay. We did eat a fair amount of Fluff on Long Island, but it wasn't as popular as it was further north, apparently.
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A patch of the woods was covered with this stuff. I don't remember if "we" knew what it was at the time. If we did, I've since forgotten.
We bought a jar of Fluff at the grocery store today, as it reminds my wife of growing up in Massachusetts. She lived in the next town over from Lynn, MA so fluffernutter sandwiches were a childhood mainstay. We did eat a fair amount of Fluff on Long Island, but it wasn't as popular as it was further north, apparently.
Just out of the dryer after a quick wash & blow dry. Can't do a thing with it.
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I always feel bad for the people who say, "What's fluff?" because they have missed out on so much of life.
Fluff is marshmallow spread. You can buy it in a jar. In the unwashed parts of the country it's just called "marshmallow" and comes in a smallish jar in the baking aisle.
In the enlightened parts of the country, it's sold under the proper name "Fluff", in big plastic buckets - you know, so you can have enough of it.
Fluff an peanut butter sandwiches are excellent. Fluff and jelly are a little too decadent and may be illegal in states where they try to prohibit dancing and Elvis.
My favorite thing to do with fluff, tho, is simply eat it out of the bucket by dipping Ritz crackers in to it. The combination of sweet and salty is out of this world.
Dandelion fluff macro taken on the old Canon T2i(550d) with a Soligore 28-80mm macro lens a 12mm extension tube.
A man saved by the mutated fluff within his belly button, we thank the lord that he was no born a clone.
Just another dandelion pic, probably the last for the year.
Rainbow effect :) I like it.
I just noticed that I already had another picture called fluff... I'm just so creative with titles :P
One of Lakenheaths F-15s fluffs up in the damp atmosphere as it rounds Bwlch exit and heads towards Cad in the Mach loop
Sunday was the perfect day to take a drive out to Elk Island National Park and hike the Beaver Pond Trail. This short trail is well groomed and the afternoon light provided many beautiful photo opportunities as we strolled along.
Two little balls of fluff floating on the water. These cygnets were only 2 days old when dad took them for their first swim, it was a beautiful addition to the beginning of our holiday in Dawlish.
Two little new fluffy things. These little "pygmy puffs" (JK Rowling inspired) are not even finished, they still need little wings!
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A Robin who came close to the hide door at Stover, fluffed up against the cold and perhaps hoping for some food. I thought the black streak on the chest was where the feathers were lifted but it is prominent in other shots from the same angle. I've only ever seen it before when a breeze has blown the feathers up on end