I do not have a kebun or orchard to my name but the small strip of land at one side of my house is enough for a papaya, a few mango and a handful of banana trees.
Though all these trees have bore their fruit at one time or another before, a few weeks ago, these began ripening together so we've had no shortage of freshly plucked from the tree fruits at home.
I'm occasionally asked why I've never moved elsewhere to practice my profession. There are many answers to that.
One of them is life's little rewards like this.
Monday, July 23, 2007
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3 comments:
Tobpinai,
imagine if you have manga manila, bambangan, durian, langsat... u will forever be where u r... ha ha ha
love the simple life bro
happy eating fresh fruits!
albert; i'm try to remind myself of that everyday.
Wow! the fruit of your labour. Check out http://sikmading.blogspot.com/ your blog is listed, Albert's too, and Jackson's. I can guess the face behind the blog. Anyway, to sikmading, please keep on writing as I love living history.
Philip.
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