Still in Willamette Mission State Park north of Salem, Oregon I had a Bob Fosse moment. Be glad you didn't see me attempting the "Rich Man's Frug" from "Sweet Charity". I was just angling for a better macro shot of the filbert catkins on the trail to the Willamette River's bank.
The Filbert Grove Day Use Area seemed like a nice place to picnic on a balmier day. In a fog about filberts along the Willamette River.
Now, back in the real world of Google I find filberts are a type of hazelnut, and a cup of hazelnut coffee sure would be nice. The Frug was a dance back in the Laugh-In era. It is not an overpackaged squeezy fruit puree kiddie lunch product. Don't get me started on that! Well, I'm already started. We consume way too little fiber, and now our children are moving from an apple a day to a squeezable fruit puree that costs a buck a serving???
So, I wonder as I wander out under the filbert trees down toward the Willamette River what in the hey-ho is wrong with the world.
My sister and I have been on a collision course of wandering wondering about the Christmas LP recordings remembered from childhood. She sent me a CD of this old Firestone album my dad probably got with a new set of studded snowtires:
If I had the energy to crawl into the far dark back of the bottom kitchen cabinet there might be an old tree trunk nut bowl and cracker. Tonight I'll go nuts in other ways. Nighty-night.
© 2011 Nancy L. Ruder
1 comment:
I did not know that's what filberts look like frugging in the wild! We had a bag a pre-cracked pecans in the house last night, from a pecan harvest...but they may have traveled away by now.
OK, verification word is "frapp" so it's playing right in on the general filbert frug!
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