Why would you ever need to know “organza”, right?
And, you must ask Peggy to make you some soup with orzo. It’s just pasta but the shape is longer than a grain of rice and I like how it feels in a hot soup. Really, what I like best is the soft “o” and the “z” at the end on both words. 🙂
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Oracle. 🙂
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Oh yes, the soft “r” and the hard “c”. Very nice.
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Just beautiful
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Thank you Ruth.
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oh so lovely
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Thanks so much Jet.
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Rarely do I have to look up words, Sylvia. But organza and orzo sent me searching for my dictionary. 🙂
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Why would you ever need to know “organza”, right?
And, you must ask Peggy to make you some soup with orzo. It’s just pasta but the shape is longer than a grain of rice and I like how it feels in a hot soup. Really, what I like best is the soft “o” and the “z” at the end on both words. 🙂
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I’ll get right with Peggy, grin. Somehow I missed the o and z connection. 🙂 –Curt
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