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Label: Contest,School | Tags:battle of the colleges, IIT Palakasan |
So, it has been almost a week since my last post. I am deeply sorry to those whom I haven’t returned comments yet. I will do it today. 
For your queries, yes. Those papayas were directly bought from the supermarket. We do not have an idea of what its core would look like.
Getting into my topic for today, my school is now having its Palakasan 2010 which of course will be the battle between colleges. Everyone is indeed excited for this event. Why? Because, there is no class for about a week and there will be programs and events that always live up to our expectations of relaxing.
Surely, the clash between the colleges has just started. I will make it a point that I watch all of the events. Hah! Go CBAA! Kick their asses. Show them the Griffin power! 
How about you guys? What’s keeping you busy atm?
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Label: Etc,Journal | Tags:carica papaya, fruits, Star-shaped hole |
Before anything else, I want to thank all of the 33 curious people who made their comments on the previous post. We did not really expect that it would have no inner opening nor seeds. It was a huge wow for us too.
For this post, I will continue the papaya saga. Hahah. It sounds weird. Really. My mom, being a health-conscious person always makes a point that we eat 3 different kinds of fruits everyday. Papaya is one of those fruits which my mom loves to eat. I’ve seen like all the various kinds of them already. That even made me sound weirder. 
Anyway, she bought another papaya. This time, it has a hole already and some seeds. The thing is, the hole is star-shaped. 
Here’s how the papaya looks like:
It is really cute, right? I don’t want to eat it. Really. 
I am getting used now to differently-looking fruits. Maybe next time, I will be eating a star-shaped orange. bwahahah.
I wonder if you guys encountered this kind of fruit too. Maybe this one is more common than the papaya with no hole at all. 
If you guys did so, lemme know.
