Holy Beans!

A visit to our small garden at the backyard.

It wont be that long when all these bean plants will occupy the whole garden.

My husband planted 50 big seeds from the bean bag collection from way back year 2012 from Greystone Garden and only few of those seedlings had sprouted. I wonder why.

The swiss chards are growing slowly, only few of them appeared to be healthy and growing naturally.

And only 3 tomato plants are alive and growing slowly.

Slow and steady...

 How about something fast and furious... and the network setting of our TV and computer have changed dramatically. Obviously, are you hacking my computer? VERY OBVIOUS!

 LIFE the movie. What's cooking in this movie? OMG! What kind of creature they are to eliminate after the astronauts treated the alien life form like a baby. From being a single cell like a euglena to being a walking, flying trapeze like gelatine. Ahahaha! Obviously it's not funny when the story unfolds. I'm laughing and annoyed because you know the story is similar to my novelette "Cracker Jack Lobsters."

 My daughter and I thought the alien creature was a character in Pokémon saga but it's not. We guessed it was venusaurus or stegosaurus but it's not. Looks like a baby octopus with a strong mighty grip with everything that it holds and touches. Its tenacity to the ISS (International Space Station) is something to behold with. The fuel's gone within the station, the astronauts had been strucked and slaughtered by this incredible alien and when it felt the arctic cold of the space station the alien grabbed the flashlight to warm itself. Wow! is that cute or being a menace?

The alien creature is just like this bean plant on how it holds the sticks. The strong tendrils tighten up like nylon rope with such a mysterious string-attached.

The bean plants are not alien creature, human beings love and eat them for food. My husband has added singles of liquid fertilizer to keep them growing incessantly and keep them stronger and healthy. After all they will be the source of our vegetables for lunch and dinner.

Hang in there beans!