Anyway, you know how this goes: we get to judge these pure, sweet fools based on exactly one video of them introducing themselves and some photos of them posing against a load of hearts and the pattern from the bottom of a swimming pool.
In Gossart's own "Holy Family" hanging nearby, a bare-headed, wispy-haired Joseph might be a sweet village fool.
The very funny fantasy film, Miracle in Milan (1951), gives us Totò (Francesco Golisano) and Edvigie (the adorable Brunella Bovo), two improbably sweet holy fools; De Sica's films often looked into the depths that abide in simplicity.
Jason Segel is Jeff, a large, sweet-natured, melancholy fool, and Ed Helms is his older brother Pat, an insecure jerk whose marital problems set a farcical plot in motion.
And when Chase and Status try to deviate from the blueprint, drafting in their regular collaborator Plan B to add a sweet soul vocal to Fool Yourself, the results are so actively horrible it's hard to know where to look while you're listening.
Staib doesn't keep strictly to the time period -- macadamia nuts and ricotta were not to be found in Thomas Jefferson's larder -- but the spirit is all here in recipes like: Johnny Appleseed's pie, Indian pudding, charlotte russe, spritz cookies, plum fool and sweet potato biscuits.
SHE's a fool for sweet-and-sour pork.
Gooseberries are commonly used in fools and sweet jellies, but they are delicious in other preparations, too.
Amin then repackaged them and sent them out in small packages, some described as "sweets" to try to fool customs officials.
