Butterfly House Project back on the road.
むしとりしょうねん
Been gardening today and noticed the forlorn state the Butterfly House has been in. No more new deliveries since the trip to Hong Kong, and the butterfly garden which provides their food plants for both stages too,has been rather overgrown and unkempt. Spent most of the morning sorting things out and growing new plants, I'm rather hoping I can get the project back up and running by February, but we will see. The pair of shy-grasses that I've grown to cultivate peacock butterflies seem to be in rather poor condition though so that is quite a bummer. Although, on a brighter note, it seems that I've managed to grow two sets of lime-trees and about six bushels of those purple flowers they seem so fond of so...whoppeee!!! I've also put in some add ons here and there such as this;
an educational sign so some of my younger visitors can learn more about butterflies ^^Either way its something to do as things have been looking rather down around here. Not much to do and not many places to hang out at. Pavillion is boring for me now. Anyway there is something that I wish to say and yet do not wish to overstep, so I shall be nessescarily cryptic and say only this; be careful less you become one of those that you now so vehemently condemn. And sometimes you will find that the right thing to do is to just close one eye and back away. I know its hard, especially when you feel like you've been trampled upon, but trust me, I've been trampled upon all my life and sometimes, there are some fights that are just not worth winning. Because the right thing to do is most often the hardest, but when you've done it, you will find that you'd never done anything better. That is all.
ON a brighter and perhaps less sombre note....PENANG!!! Or have I already mentioned this somewhere....anyway can't say that I can think of much to do in Penang but you know, I'm hoping we can all take a ferry down to Langkawi or something for one of those days. Still wishing that my special someone can go but that looks like a definite no so we'll just have to make the best out of the situation - something which I think I am quite good at doing if I say so myself. That is to say I can't wait to see the butterfly farm there as I hear they too have a breeding programme. Perhaps I could get some tips on how to better my own!
Anyways you probably don't want to listen to me rant senselessly anymore. So I'll sign off here with some pics of the graduates of my butterfly house project.
PEACE OUT
