I see this arrangement all the time when I visit plant stores. I don't actually know why the stems are twisted to each other. I wonder if the purpose is biological or decorative. Occasionally, a red ribbon is attached to the plant. That it also something that baffles me. Does it bring good luck or merely placed there to make it look good?
Like many flora and fauna around us, this plant species known as Silver Sword is threatened with extinction. Let's do our share to keep them safe.
Maaaring sabihin ng ibang litratista "Asan ang tatsulok?" sa malayuan. Ito ay kuha ng isang lamparang pangsahig ng malapitan. Kung uusisain ang detalye, makikita ang maraming hugis tatsulok na bumubuo sa pangtanglaw na ito. Akma ito para sa Litratong Pinoy dahil sa paggamit ng Capiz shells.
I remember this as a particularly hot day. S2 and I had to cool off at a convenience stop after shooting pictures and attempting to climb the steps leading to the Batu Caves. Even the Giant Buddha was not spared from the sun. On closer inspection, you can see the rays of light striking this statue which guards the entrance to the cave.
Tabemashou is a Japanese word which means Let's eat. What do you think we should eat then? Japanese food seems the most appropriate. This is what's called a California temaki, nori wrapped sticky rice, kani, tobiko and mango served with wasabi and soy sauce.
