Sunday, October 1, 2017

Food for Thought

This is a food sculpture that was at the Fair last summer.  I thought is was very clever.

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The food to be donated to the Food Shelter spells out.

2 B Frank

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The Green Valley Live Wires made this Food Sculpture called “Food for Thought.”

Way to go kids!  I know I enjoyed 4-H and I bet these kids do too.

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18 comments:

  1. I don't get the point of that "Food for Thought" sculpture. I did note that all the brand names were visible except for the cans that made the "pillars". I wonder if anyone else besides me shelves their cans and other food packages with the labels to the front? I find it easier to find what I what on the shelf when arranging them this way. Same in the refrigerator. Can see what I want at a glance.

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    1. Hi Shirley, It was just a clever way to make a sculpture out of food to donate to the Food Shelf

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    2. Thanks for explanation!

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  2. Clever! We are a three generation 4-H family, soon to be a fourth. I loved it, my kids loved it, learned so much, and had so much fun. It's a great program.

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  3. We are a 4-H family, too. I was leader of a sewing group. My daughter helped with a dog and pet group for many years. Now she is a judge at the Ohio State Fair 4-H dog show. Her children have lots of good memories from their 4-H days.

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  4. 4-H was fun in the small town where I grew up. I learned to sew and many wonderful women were leaders.

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  5. I didn't see the 4H until you "spelled it out". Now I get it.
    I was in 4-H too in rural Oregon.

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  6. Never was in 4-H. Metropolitan area--just didn't push 4-H. More girl scouts and boy scouts. Wasn't in that, either. My mother wasn't a fan of driving us kids anywhere. ;)

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  7. Some of my grands on in 4-H. This is very clever!

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  8. I loved it. So delightful and sweet. :-)

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  9. I don't get the 2 B Frank, but saw the 4-H clearly. This is neat.

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    1. 2-pack snack pack on left top, b circled on the beets, and FRANK's sauerkraut. Does that help?

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    2. Follow the yarn and see what is circled!

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  10. Clever! I didn't get to be in 4H, but I always check them out at county fairs and the state fair.

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  11. I had to read Cynthia's comment before I finally 'got it'....I am geting slow in my old age! Clever kids!

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  12. It is a good organization that my older brothers participated when I was a kid. They young people my age were too few so 4H was dropped. Our school has started agriculture classes and FFA for its very first time. A young woman is the instructor and she does such a great job with he kids.

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