Lovely red tomatoes. Great shot. While riding the train, I met a very nice Italian lady who didn't speak English. She came and sat in our car. We communicated mainly with hand signals (and my very limited knowledge of Italian). When the train reached her destination, before she got off, she reached into her bag and pulled out a nice big, juicy-looking tomato and gave it to me. So nice! It was a long time ago, but your photos brought back that memory.
Lindy~ happy to oblige! Nihal~ sweet of YOU Rob&Mandy~ Grazie CChuck~ Ciao Chef Jørgen~ I make wishes all the time! But I can't tell you... VP~ Maybe, but my family applies it on everything, even the first gelato of the season! KenMac~ all you need to do is come here to Italy... Jeff~ You're making me blush! Rosaria~ not forgoten, just suspended in memory. Paz~ what a great moment! The kindness of strangers is always so touching. ODP~ Yes! Come to Rome now. LoriE~ I hope your wish comes true! T.Becque~ my dad is like you, he can't eat tomatoes without something else...
Thank you for visiting Roma Every Day. Your feedback is always hugely appreciated, though it is no longer possible for me to reply individually to your comments in the post thread.
In Italy when you eat a "primizia," early seasonal produce, you make a wish.
ReplyDeleteI learn something new every day! Thanks :)
Oh sweet thinking:)
ReplyDeleteNot tomato, not Italy tho.
A similar thing can happen in similitude for our earlier blooming tulips? Made a wish:)
Yes, it is a "Ruby Tuesday"
ReplyDeleteGrazie~
Eleonora, did you made a wish? Public or private?
ReplyDeleteVery cool images, I thought that the primizia rule was for fruit only. Oh... I know, technically tomatoes are fruit!
ReplyDeletewish I had those tomatoes for sauce instead of what I am about to eat
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these photos, especially the first one. I think I'll steal, um, I mean save a copy!
ReplyDeleteI love that! I love that you remind me of so many things I've forgotten. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLovely red tomatoes. Great shot. While riding the train, I met a very nice Italian lady who didn't speak English. She came and sat in our car. We communicated mainly with hand signals (and my very limited knowledge of Italian). When the train reached her destination, before she got off, she reached into her bag and pulled out a nice big, juicy-looking tomato and gave it to me. So nice! It was a long time ago, but your photos brought back that memory.
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My wish would be to be in Rome soon. LOVE the black bowl for contrast to the red. Makes me want to run out and get one.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos, especially the first one.
ReplyDeleteBut, it's no surprise that lovely photos are offered by a hot tomato?
I would make my wish to have some of those early tomatoes in Italy.
ReplyDeleteNice simple composition in the first image. I can't eat tomatos by themselves, but I like them IN everything!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteLindy~ happy to oblige!
Nihal~ sweet of YOU
Rob&Mandy~ Grazie
CChuck~ Ciao Chef
Jørgen~ I make wishes all the time! But I can't tell you...
VP~ Maybe, but my family applies it on everything, even the first gelato of the season!
KenMac~ all you need to do is come here to Italy...
Jeff~ You're making me blush!
Rosaria~ not forgoten, just suspended in memory.
Paz~ what a great moment! The kindness of strangers is always so touching.
ODP~ Yes! Come to Rome now.
LoriE~ I hope your wish comes true!
T.Becque~ my dad is like you, he can't eat tomatoes without something else...
Ciao!
Great image! All I can think of is how tasty they they would be!
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Yes that is a custom here too - at least in my family :)
ReplyDeletehmmmm....
ReplyDelete«Louis» thought he had stumbled upon a photo shoot for Williams-Sonoma!
I can't wait to eat some good summer tomatoes...!
ReplyDeleteI'm wishing for fresh garden tomatoes!
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ReplyDeleteMy GOSH, look at that brilliant red! Beautiful composition. I love it!
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