An orange is not my usual choice for fruit as it takes some extra time to get to the fruit. Apples you can just eat them, no peeling required.
I just compared apples and oranges.
Usually I opt for quartering the orange and eating fruit. It's quick and easy. Still a little messy requiring some hand washing and cleaning a cutting board and knife.
Today I thought that maybe I should challenge myself and hand peel the orange but try to keep the whole peel together. There wasn't a plan, I just dug my thumb into the peel and worked my way around. Almost did it, one small piece fell away from the larger peel..
Now I'm wondering if I should go take a deep dive into orange peeling online. Part of me wants too, but another part thinks it may be a rabbit hole I don't want to go down, at least not today.
I used Flickr to archive my Sandwich Bag Art because my kids tossed them in the lunch room trash. Not because they didn’t like them, but because they were used to me just making a quick drawing and leaving it around.
I’ve written about how I came to Flickr as the place to archive these quick drawings. You can find almost all the Sandwich Bag Art there; I may have missed a few in the beginning.
I do have my favorite bags, and I have an album on Flickr that I haven’t looked at in at least 6 years. I’m going to share My Favorites album, knowing that I may add or subtract from it. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments about a particular bag or bags in this album.
I also have an album of all the 2,000+ Sandwich Bags I drew when my kids were in elementary school and high school. You can find the Flicker album here.
In case you’re wondering, here’s the link to my public Flickr page.
Let me know if you have any questions.
