Modeling for Patagonia, North Face, Number: Lab and…More!

If you planning to visit Grand Canyon and other National Parks late… make sure you bring some extra winter clothes, might thrown in a few thick jackets and pants.  The weather changes very fast.

I am modeling for Patagonia, North Face, Number: Lab Adidas and Apple!!!
I don’t get pay by these companies but hoping one day they will donate me something.. yeah Right…haha. I am wearing NUMBER: LAB reversible long jacket, Apple hat, North Face bag, and Nikon minocular.  Patagonia R2 Jacket, REI hiking pants and Adidas shoes...They all have one thing that I like...comfortable:)

Bryce, Grant Canyon, and Petrified Forest National Parks.

This time we were able to visit Hoover Dam too.

Khi em thoáng qua đời tôi by Vũ Khanh

http://www.nhaccuatui.com/nghe?M=e7_wSqLVfv

Khi em thoáng qua đời tôi by Vũ Khanh

 
http://mp3.zing.vn/bai-hat/Khi-Anh-Thoang-Qua-Doi-Toi-Thien-Kim/IWZEO8ZZ.html

Khi em thoáng qua đời tôi by Thiên Kim

Revisit Mono Lake and Devils Postfile after 20 years WOW

 

 Last time we were here was 1987. WOW! that is a long time. These places still look the same Beautiful , Amazing! And yes we've change a lot.

Come and visit these places at least once!

Tiny bonsai

Succulents are one of my favor plants! They are so easy! You can grow as rock garden, in the containers or in little tiny pot...

 http://www.hometrendesign.com/old-shoes-planters-creative-ideas-use-old-shoes-to-plant-flower/sony-dsc
Check out this website!  I really love it:)

Happy Man:)

This is a very unusual plant. It makes you laugh when look at it…I name this plant “Happy Man” Picture say thousand words….Well say what ever you want, it still look funny.
Its belong to the succulent group, doesn’t likes direct sun or too much water. I got some information from the web.
Ceropegia ampliata is a perennial twiner or scrambler with a succulent stem arising from a fleshy, tuberous rootstock. Plants occasionally branch at the nodes and can grow up to 2 m and more in length. The stems are hairless and sometimes have longitudinal grooves. The plants have fleshy tuft roots from germinating seed or fibrous roots form at the nodes where the stem touches the soil surface. Leaves are borne on terminal growth; they are very small, up to about 3 mm long, and are lanceolate or heart-shaped. The leaves are shed early and the stem is the main organ used for photosynthesis.

Cantua buxifolia- Hot Pants

A Must have in your garden!

Cantua buxifolia- 'Hot Pants' also called Magic Flower.  the National Flower of Bolivia. For me this is a semi evergreen bush/small tree that can grows up to 8 feet tall here in my area.  The plant comes from Andes and is very, very beautiful indeed. A dazzling display in Spring/Summer of bright cerise, tubular flowers, 3" long, flaring at the tips in dense, terminal clusters   It grows well in full sun, well-draining soil, and regular watering.  

Enjoy!