English peas, when picked, shelled and cooked on the same day, are about as sugary as a vegetable gets.
I added a healing stone for grief and a hand picked shell I found in Coastal Maine.
Get the net!" Soon the fish was in the mesh on the deck, displaying blunt-bottomed teeth more suited for picking shells than seizing fish.
They picked up shells and peered inside them.
Even when he occasionally visited his sister in Westhampton, on Long Island, he picked up shells, sand, starfish and driftwood, according to an excellent biographical essay by Ms. Lichtenstein in the exhibition catalog.
The termites had partially taken over the place, and the buildings were falling down, but it had and exquisite charm by day, when he and his guests picked up shells or watched the sea and the sky, and an added charm by night, when the kerosene lamps were lighted.
Picked foraminiferal shells were gently crushed using two glass plates under the microscope.
Growing up with hippie parents who often lived and traveled in a VW bus, Stormie Trujillo as a child picked up shells on beaches and strung them together to create beautiful things.
Prosecutors said State Department investigators had picked up shell casings that might have connected specific guards to individual casualties and stuffed them in their pockets.
