I brought back some pinecones during our vacation in Vietnam. I had no idea what to do with it but remembered I saw it hanging up as an ornament for Christmas trees. WhenI got back home, the pinecones were left in the plastic bag for a few weeks after I decided to decorate it on the money plants.
posted by Serline @ 11:41 AM
At the turn of the century, the Choo family led a typical middle class life in Singapore. Calvin was a "weekend husband-father", who had to travel extensively for work. Serline was a fashion designer/merchandiser, who gave up her career to be full time mistress of the house. Janelle and Andre went to a renowned school in the neighbourhood. They lived in a semi-detached house in Pemimpin Place, where their dogs - Snowy and Ringo - could roam freely in the garden. Then they decided to make some changes, so that they could spend more time together as a family. Calvin accepted a job within the hospitality industry, and the family moved to Phuket in 2007. One year later, Narelle was born. In August 2009, the family moved to Bangkok, where Calvin oversaw the contact centre, as well as the hospitality staff at various resorts; he has recently moved to a similar position at another company. Janelle and Andre are in Year 12 and 10, respectively, at the Regent's School Bangkok campus. Because of Snowy and Ringo, there are some limitations to where they can live in Bangkok, but they have settled comfortably into President Park.
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4 Comments:
This is the first time I have seen a money plant :) Lovely photo! Mine's up!
This is fabulous! So creative. : )
This looks cool! Did you find in near the sea or in a souvenir shop?
It wasn't mine, actually it was from my father-in-law.I thought it would look nice if I hang it up on the water pipe together with the plants.
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