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Here I am again! I just watched a very interesting program over the television. Now it is time to give here a few updates. I got new watches. Imagine not only a watch but watches. I made online shopping before I flew to the Philippines last November 2009. Until now, I still did not unpack some of the watches that I bought. The first one that I opened was the one with a lot of diamonds. I am very happy to see it because this is my first watch with such precious stones. The watch has a certificate saying that the stones are genuine. I am afraid if I wear such kind of watch in my home country. I hope to make a picture of that watch to let you see here. I hope I don’t forget it. Goodnight folks! I am really quite tired today.

One of the flowers that I love most are the Bromeliads. Bromeliaceae (the bromeliads) is a family of monocot flowering plants of around 3,170 species native mainly to the tropical Americas, with a few species found in the American subtropics and one in tropical west Africa, Pitcairnia feliciana. Pineapple or ananas for example also belong to this family of plants.

I grow thousands of these plants before in my garden in the Philippines. Here is one kind of Bromeliads. I took this picture in the garden center last month.

Bromeliads are a varied group of organisms, adapted to a number of climates. Foliage take different shapes, from needle thin to broad and flat, symmetrical to irregular, spiky and soft. The foliage, which usually grows in a rosette, is the most widely patterned and colored of any plant in the world. Leaf colors range from maroon, through shades of green, to gold. Varieties may have leaves with red, yellow, white and cream variegations. Others may be spotted with purple, red, or cream, while others have different colors on the tops and bottoms of the leaves.

The inflorescence produced by bromeliads are also regarded as considerably more diverse than any other plant family. Some flower spikes may reach 10 meters tall while others only measure 2–3 mm across. Upright stalks may be branched or simple with spikes retaining their color from two weeks up to twelve months, depending on species. In some species the flower remains unseen, growing deep in the base of the plants. wikipedia

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This was taken as the plane we boarded from Mactan International Airport in Cebu, Philippines took off going to Manila last January 2010. I found Cebu island very amazing not only for tourists but for me a natural born citizen of this country. Philippines will always be my home. Sad to say that I am around 11,000 kilometers away from this diverse country. I hope you are having a wonderful day.
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Another week is here! I hope you are having a great one. King sun is nowhere to find at this moment. I guess this is our weather today. Gray sky is around the corner and I guess rain is also coming later. It is better to share the tulips from our garden. I am also happy that some tulips from our garden are slowly blooming with flowers. I also know that Easter is over but thinking of Easter all the time is quite a good one. Here are my Easter eggs and tulips for today. Have a nice day to all!

some of the tulips from our garden.

Easter eggs from last year. I just found it in my files and decided to share it here.

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