Yesterday while prepping for my weekly "Pastry Meeting", this photo opportunity evolved when three things happened simultaneously....my camera was at the ready, I was cleaning and slicing beautiful strawberries and creative insanity stuck like a bolt of lightning. Now, I'm NOT going to tell you what I thought of when I took this picture, but will let you know that the two roses in the picture were headed to the happy "hunting ground" after serving us long and well....{hint} The inspiration for this picture was then born, and the rest is history. Can YOU NAME THIS PHOTO? Send in your suggestions, comments or insanely creative captions. The WINNER will receive two dozen of "Boscoe's Chocolate Chipster Cookies". Put on those thinking caps! Let the creative juices flow..........
9 comments:
I keep thinking of "A Rose is a Rose is a Rose" when I look at your picture, and from that have thought of "A Rose and a Rose is...Strawberry Roses!" I can't say as I am totally pleased with that. Feels like there's something better in the recesses of my mind, but if it chooses not to come forth, that will have to do. Anyway..love the picture and the creativity of it!
How about "The End of a Fruitful LIfe"
Mr. Spicelord
Even though I would love to have some of your cookies, I just read Mr. Spicelord's title and loved it! It's perfect! You definitely should give the prize to him. I don't think anyone could come up with something better. Way to go, Mr. Spicelord!
I hate to admit this, since I'm desperate for your cookies, but Mr. Spicelord nailed it better than I ever could!
Enjoy those cookies, Mr. Spicelord!
I hate to admit it, because I am desperate for your cookies, but I agree wtih Judi. Mr. Spicelord nailed it better that I ever could!
Enjoy those Cookies, Mr. Spicelord...
And, many thanks to you for offering us the chance to receive your Cookies!
Best,
Janet
I really think that Mr. Spicelord said it best :)
I think the perfect title would be.....Menapause!
I know that menapause might have seemed like a strange title for this photo to some...but...I saw the roses that are past there prime (still roses but not as beautiful as they once were) like a womans bust, and the tops of the strawberries without seed would symbolize the absence of fertility
Ha! Maybe I thought too deeply!
I like "American Beauty Goes."
OR... "Strawberry Fields For Never."
OR..."Fruitti All Done Tutti,Oh Rutti!"
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