One question: Who buys these things?
Introducing–Ugli Fruit.
These look silly to me..
(On a serious note, do you think God might have a message for us through ugli fruit? Hmm.)
Introducing–Ugli Fruit.
These look silly to me..
(On a serious note, do you think God might have a message for us through ugli fruit? Hmm.)
Tiffany Stuart is a Christian women's and youth speaker living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She is currently writing a book about freedom from shame. Click on "Tiffany's Story" for more.
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My thought is that you should actually buy one and try it and then give us your take on it. Perhaps it is juicy and sweet on the inside? I don’t want to think of myself as juicy…..but yes, I would like to think that an ugly exterior has NOTHING to do with what is going on inside. Especially considering we are God’s creation. And especially after the glance at myself in the mirror today! Thanks for your post, Tiffany. You are always so encouraging!
Colleen, that’s a great idea. I may have to buy one and try it.
But like most people, I buy the best looking fruits, not the ones I wonder about. Truth is I leave those ones for others. Haha.
But then again I love pomegranates and their outsides are not pretty.
And ya, like you mentioned, the outside of me is wasting away day by day (Scripture says so)…Hopefully our inside (heart and soul) is sweet.
Thanks for the encouragement this morning.
Love,
T