See pictures: 2nd fr top--> Day one in returning from Puncak (without "waterfall"/ filter)
top pic. --> Day 5 today (Dec. 30, Gandaria home). Thank God the two gold-fish (not: fishes) have survived so far. In the morning, around 7.30-9 a.m., they get their D-vitamin sunshines, ho ho ho ....
top pic. --> Day 5 today (Dec. 30, Gandaria home). Thank God the two gold-fish (not: fishes) have survived so far. In the morning, around 7.30-9 a.m., they get their D-vitamin sunshines, ho ho ho ....
Last Xmas holiday, a whale was found in Kota Bunga (Puncak) swimming pool, helping 2 tiny gold-fish to escape the immense swimming pool. Ho, ho, you've guessed it right. It was me!
My cousin and I helped 2 tiny gold-fish, accidentally released into the giant swimming pool of Kota Bunga resort. What a sight! I wish nobody took a picture of me, lying relaxedly by the poolside in a deserted-whale position, desperately catching gently 2 gold-fish. Imagine! 2 gold-fish in one hell giant pool!
My cousin and I helped 2 tiny gold-fish, accidentally released into the giant swimming pool of Kota Bunga resort. What a sight! I wish nobody took a picture of me, lying relaxedly by the poolside in a deserted-whale position, desperately catching gently 2 gold-fish. Imagine! 2 gold-fish in one hell giant pool!
It was yesterday, and long efforts of surviving the 2 Nemos, such as:
1. Catching them in a 2m.-deep pool with the help of my young cousin;
2. Feeding them with pollen, obtained from Pasadena fishing pond (Kota Bunga);
3. Bringing them down to Jakarta before my aunt cooked them, for God's sake; and
4. Looking for place to change the water and add oxygen otw to Ciawi-Jakarta highway
(Thanks, Ciasin men).
Thanks, now the 2 gold-fish stayed in my 2nd-floor yard in a big pink lunch box once
SMAK Jakarta gave me during Christmas exchange of gifts, I guess. Mm ... here now
the "whale" in an air-conditioned room trying to have a sleep, while my 2 darlings
are swimming in my lunch box under the morning sunshine. Mmm ..... see how cute they are "dating" (see below). BTW, are they males or females or one male-one female? :)
1. Catching them in a 2m.-deep pool with the help of my young cousin;
2. Feeding them with pollen, obtained from Pasadena fishing pond (Kota Bunga);
3. Bringing them down to Jakarta before my aunt cooked them, for God's sake; and
4. Looking for place to change the water and add oxygen otw to Ciawi-Jakarta highway
(Thanks, Ciasin men).
Thanks, now the 2 gold-fish stayed in my 2nd-floor yard in a big pink lunch box once
SMAK Jakarta gave me during Christmas exchange of gifts, I guess. Mm ... here now
the "whale" in an air-conditioned room trying to have a sleep, while my 2 darlings
are swimming in my lunch box under the morning sunshine. Mmm ..... see how cute they are "dating" (see below). BTW, are they males or females or one male-one female? :)
