Maybe i did, but somehow i didn't inherit their interest in gardening. The closest thing to gardening was to plant green pea's on wet tisue paper in a plastic tupperware and see them grow high and mighty, and then dispose them. But i do enjoy watching my parents doing gardening in the evenings, chatting with my mum while she cuts the grass.
Took these pictures of my mum's plants when i was back in Kluang.
the only surviving cactus from Cameron.
18 comments:
Dude how come you developed a foreign accent! Haha, nice video though
aller mana ada. i was speaking proper english without the la's thats all. HEHHEE. thanks!!
pergh!!!! lawak sial... be more normal.. ok la.... at least not bad.. keep it up.. wahaha
-_- i removed it so that u guys cant laugh at me no more
No lah, your voice sounded different. Like you were trying to change it.
Love thyself, yo! x
i wasn't trying to change my voice! And i have always loved myself, you know that.im pretty good in indian accent too. maybe one day i should make a video on that! hahaha
u look good with that hair!!!
hehhe. nobody knows what hair u're talking about. MY BLOG POST IS ABOUT GARDENING!
hahaha
oh?i must be lost here..haha
waaa...semangat cactus!HEHEHE...mine also still here..safe and sound :)
What did I miss? Aww shucks...
Must have missed that video.
Anyway, gardening is easy. If Alex can do it, anyone can.
really nice plants. my mum hates gardening. she's prefer mosaic rather than grass.
haha, yeah i know some people who prefer living in a concrete jungle. I need trees and plants around me, need as much OXYGEN Possible!
wakakaka, concrete jungle? no lar, not concrete jungle? just concrete flat land.
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