Sunday morning rain is falling~

A really boring Sunday morning. I had nothing much to do, and so, I decided to go everywhere and shoot some photos. I learned how to use the manual mode by myself, because I've been messing around with my camera a lot.

So, I took photographs of my grandpa's garden.

I love greens.
Bottles of insecticides, and notice the net of steel behind? That's to prevent thieves from stealing whatever there is in the garden.


Winter Melon?
That's what my grandpa told me - Dong Gua (Winter Melon) but I'm not too sure. Mayhap there be more than just one type of Winter Melon?

And then I went into the kitchen, hoping to take any food pictures, but it's early in the morning and all they have is breakfast. So I continued looking on the shelves, and suddenly, I spotted something unusual.


What the heck? Eggs?
Surely, you'd realize that those aren't just any eggs. It's around the size of a ping-pong (Table Tennis) ball, and covered with sand. What else can it be? Took me less than 0.759871 second to figure it out (Alright, I exaggerated, I took twice the time).


Turtle Eggs!
I had to make sure they're really turtle eggs, so I looked inside, touched the eggs, and gee~ The way they smell, pooh!~ They have really soft shell, but for one to "crack" the egg and look nice doing it, he or she must use a scissors, surprisingly strong eh? How did I find out? My grandma (She was the one who brought the eggs back from her Terengganu trip) told me so. She even made me eat one of them eggs! And so I did. No photo for that one, though. But I must say, the egg tasted like some kind of nut. Hmmm~

Alright, more photographs for the next, I hope.