Did you know that Sunday was World Kindness Day? I didn't.
On Monday, I ran into some kindness...a person had a box of persimmons sitting at the front of their house with a note..."please help yourself".
I've not seen this around our neighborhood much, but thought it was nice of them, so I took one.
Another man, who bypassed me while walking had taken three.
The persimmons were quite large.
I think I've said that the savory rice cracker called "kaki no tane", is named so because it resembles the seed of the kaki.
It sort of does.
Peel the skin and take out the seeds.
This one wasn't too sweet but it was a nice treat and a nice act of kindness...Gochisoosama!
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I just ate my first persimmon of the season yesterday. Good timing on both our parts.
Awwww, so nice!
Aw, they even provided the carry-away bags. How nice!
How very sweet and generous. Stuff like will always make my day.
What a nice gesture Kat. I love persimmons.
so true Moodie Foodie :)
nice yeah, Jalna?!
I didn't use a bag but the man after me did Kris :)
so true Kirk :)
Take care everyone.
Kat
nice gesture indeed Barbara, hope you get to have some persimmons when it is in season there.
Take care.
Kat
I like these that don't need to be on the verge of rotting before you can eat it. Never heard of world kindness day!
Persimmon is a great Autumn food in Japan and very famous in my part of Gifu :)
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Aw, wasn't that nice of your neighbor! Love that kind of generosity :)
hope you can find a different variety of kaki Rowena!
nice J-A!
the best kind Lizzy!
Take care everyone.
Kat
what a wonderful day to celebrate and a wonderfully kind gesture of your neighbor sharing her persimmons.
definitely Paz :)
Take care.
Kat
What a nice way to share the wealth!
so true K :)
Take care.
Kat
Very nice! ;-)
it was definitely nice of them to share Deb :)
Take care.
Kat
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