ShreeR2019's Psychology Blog

Hellooooooooo Holaaaaaaaaaa Bonjourrrrrrrrr The  article  I have chosen is about weird aftertastes or tastes than you get in you mouth with certain food combinations after eating miracle fruit. If you eat miracle fruit, it will essentially switch the tastes to the opposite intended taste. For example, a lemon is normally sour, but after eating miracle fruit, the lemon will taste sweet. For the artichoke, it can leave a lingering sweet taste when you drink water because there is a protein that gets left behind initially and then washes away with a sweet taste. This similar phenomenon occurs with other food combos! I would definitely try this, but the miracle fruit is expensive. Instead, I would just buy some artichokes and test out whether this article pertains to me. I am not color blind!!! Shree Ramamoorthy

Hi! I was born in Raleigh, North Carolina in 2001. When I was three, I moved to Missouri City. I still visit North Carolina almost every summer, and it is literally just so green. I remember loving my preschool because they taught us yoga. I went to Lexington Creek Elementary and moved closer to the school in the first grade. Elementary was the wackiest period of my life. I used to hide from my kindergarten teacher behind the pocket chart, brought tons of polly pocket toys in first grade, and remember this one day in second grade where we showed our teacher that a lot of us could turn our arms 360 degrees. When I learned how to ride the bike after multiple relatives helped, I could finally pedal down the street and then I realized that no one had ever taught me how to brake as I had not made it that far. One time, my cousin and I forgot get my little cousin off the bus, so we dropped everything and chased after the bus. I remember playing soccer, tennis, swimming, and doing gymnasti...