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The peach off. (Bucket v Ratched)
Guyabano Leaves Tea Benefits
Guyabano trees have gained a lot of attention due to the health benefits associated with its leaves. Guyabano leaves tea has the potential to kill cancer cells, and thus invokes the interest of many medical studies across the globe. Though Guyabano trees are native to Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the sub-Saharan African countries, they have been cultivated for ages for their fruit....Readmore
Once upon a time one Real Artist asked me if I’m not tired of this exaggerated diversity and beauty of tropical nature, repeated in asian countries’ cultures. It’s never enough for me, ha-ha! Nature, please don’t stop creating :)
bought dried fruit candies for my mom, never again w da dried guyabano 😭
Guyabano or otherwise known as "soursop" in English.
A joke by me
A game show host, here referred to as BA, asks the three contestants Guy A, Guy B, and Guy C what fruit this is.
Guy BA starts with Guy C.
BA, to Guy C: What kind of fruit is this?
Guy C, to BA: I don't know.
Thus establishing the fact that Guy C did not know the answer, Guy C receives no points and BA moves on to the next contestant.
BA, to Guy B: You've mentioned visiting in Africa, South Asia, and South America. All places where this fruit grows. I'm sure you've seen this kind of fruit before in the market. Do you remember what it is called?
Guy B, BA: I can't remember.
Finally, it is Guy A's turn.
Guy C, to Guy A: Good luck.
Guy A looks confident as everyone's attention turns to him.
BA, Guy A: And as for you Guy A, do you know this fruit?
Guy A, BA: No.
Guyabano na Matamis at sariwa Laban sa kanser #ThursdayHaiku #Guyabano #Sinta Maraming salamat, Sinta. (at Barangay Anoling, General Nakar, Quezon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CddnN8rPOLhrWGV1wWiNgndM2AhKQb1pyfmlJ00/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Inktober #11: "Sour"-sop
