Last September, I noticed this flower getting ready to bloom. The first photo was captured at 7:45 p.m.
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Dragon Fruit Literally Blooms in Hours
As if you didn't have enough, I give you the photos of the flowers on the vine who didn't make it into the life cycle of dragon fruit set. Dragon fruit flowers will literally bloom in a matter of hours so if you're patient, you can witness the entire process.
Last September, I noticed this flower getting ready to bloom. The first photo was captured at 7:45 p.m.

Last September, I noticed this flower getting ready to bloom. The first photo was captured at 7:45 p.m.
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Friday, January 02, 2009
Life Cycle of Thanh Long (Vietnamese Dragon Fruit)
On August 18, 2008, I noticed these dragon fruit buds on my vine. I decided to photograph their growth.

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Thursday, January 01, 2009
Pearl Chinese Cuisine (Wedding Banquet) - San Diego
Cousin Q's older brother got married!
And why does marriage give you 525,600 calories?

This story started back when I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area during cousin Q's older brother's first year of college. Cousin Q's older brother's wife's sister, Salah Jonger (Ha! Did you follow all that?), during her maid-of-honor speech at the wedding reception, told the story of how they met. It was her first year of college too and in an effort to meet other people, cousin Q's older brother's wife took her around the dorm, knocking on various doors and introducing themselves. Cousin Q's older brother happened to live across the hall from Salah Jonger's high school friend.
Unbeknownst to me, sometimes when she asked my cousin to go eat, cousin Q's older brother said I had already fed him or took him grocery shopping. I met her a few years after that, when they were still just friends, during one of our family snowboarding trips. "Just friends" huh?
And why does marriage give you 525,600 calories?
This story started back when I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area during cousin Q's older brother's first year of college. Cousin Q's older brother's wife's sister, Salah Jonger (Ha! Did you follow all that?), during her maid-of-honor speech at the wedding reception, told the story of how they met. It was her first year of college too and in an effort to meet other people, cousin Q's older brother's wife took her around the dorm, knocking on various doors and introducing themselves. Cousin Q's older brother happened to live across the hall from Salah Jonger's high school friend.
Unbeknownst to me, sometimes when she asked my cousin to go eat, cousin Q's older brother said I had already fed him or took him grocery shopping. I met her a few years after that, when they were still just friends, during one of our family snowboarding trips. "Just friends" huh?
All Text and Photos Copyright © 2006-2022 by Wandering Chopsticks.
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