Photo riddle
January 30th, 2008While my friend the aerophant is slowly recovering from whatever ailment these engaging beasts tend to suffer from, I offer you a ‘phantesque riddle.
Guess the picture. You have as many answers as you want.
While my friend the aerophant is slowly recovering from whatever ailment these engaging beasts tend to suffer from, I offer you a ‘phantesque riddle.
Guess the picture. You have as many answers as you want.
A crumpled blanket?
Inside of a red cabbage! You bin makin’ coleslaw?
And we have a winner! Unfortunately for Emily, there was a crumpled blanket, but underneath the object. I was indeed preparing red cabbage for a mixed salad with lettuce and parmigiano, shalotts and olive oil, and the delicate pattern struck me as very graphic and deserving a picture.
That Charlotte is sharp! I would never have guessed that this was a red cabbage. It is amazing how the red cabbage shows a fractal-like pattern from the outer layers to the inner ones.
Oh, to think that I saw an elephant in there. Talk about being tricked by an aerophantic reference :-).
Well, you know me, into the subliminal (what was red cabbage hiding?). Good for Charlotte! Polaris, I saw an elephant, too, but then figured Mandarine probably doesn’t get too many elephants stomping through his garden
I didn’t know what it was but I thought “didn’t I buy red cabbage about a week ago?” I doubt that it now looks like that. Need to go check the fridge.
Cabbage can survive for weeks in the fridge, if not too tightly packed (I know because I recently salvaged a one-month-old cabbage by simply removing the outer leaves). Bon appétit!
Red cabbage? Mandarine, you can’t fool me. That is a photograph of the inside plumage of an aerophant’s wing, magnified 25 times.
Well, I can guarantee it tasted just like red cabbage.