最近迷上的歌曲

最近迷上了几首歌，并且还是超级迷的那一种。
就是离人，预感，到不了，属于和你不是真正的快乐。。
这些歌，我都很喜欢它的歌词。。。

~离人~
离人放逐到边界仿佛走入第五个季节昼夜乱了和谐 潮泛任性涨退字典里没春天离人挥霍着眼泪回避还在眼前的离别你不肯想明天我不敢说再见有人说一次告别天上就会有颗星又熄灭

~预感~
没有你分享分担我的快乐悲伤心情天天 天天纷乱我一再试探 你一再隐瞒是谁改变爱情原来的模样有一种预感 爱就要离岸所有回忆却慢慢碎成片断不能尽欢 爱总是苦短我只想要你最后的答案有一种预感 想挽回太难对你还有无可救药的期盼我坐立难安 望眼欲穿我会永远守在灯火阑珊的地方

~到不了~
我找不到　我到不了 你所谓的将来的美好 我什么都不要 知不知道 若你懂我这一秒 我想看到　我在寻找 那所谓的爱情的美好 我紧紧的依靠 紧谨守牢　不敢漏掉 丝一毫　愿你看到 愿你看到

~属于~
我坚持的 都值得坚持吗我所相信的 就是真的吗如果我敢追求 我就敢拥有吗而如果 都算了 不要呢或许吧 或许我永远都不会遇见他或许吧 或许我太天真了吧属于我的昨天之前的结局我决定我的决定属于我的明天之后的憧憬我迷信我的迷信属于我们点点滴滴的伤心我们要各自忘记属于我们闪闪发亮的爱情我们再一起努力

~你不是真正的快乐~
你不是真正的快乐 你的笑只是你穿的保护色 你决定不恨了 也决定不爱了 把你的灵魂关在永远锁上的躯壳 这世界笑了 于是你合群的一起笑了 当生存是规则 不是你的选择 于是你含着眼泪飘飘荡荡跌跌撞撞地走着

这些就是我最爱的歌曲的歌词。。。。

心情日记之一

量地官，我已经在家当了两星期的量地官了。。。
在家发呆，看戏，玩game,在厨房搞东搞西以及朋友下来到处乱逛。
还有最乖的事情就是在家顾店咯！！哈哈！！
之前家里接到一通电话，竟然是找姐姐的。。
我们都被吓到，那一通电话是哥哥接的。。。
他就问了对方你是要找贝芬还是贝芳。
他说要找贝芬，哥就问他是不是很久没联络了，他说是。。。
结果哥就跟他说姐已经去世了，结果对方吓得马上挂电话。。。
原来还是有人不懂姐已经去世了，但也已经两年多了。。。
而我，也不懂是否真的已经接收得到。。。
再看时间吧！！！

好吃的~~Honey Cheese Swiss Roll~~

这一个真的是很好吃swiss roll，

我们全家都爱上了它。。。

以下是它的材料和做法，有空的你一定要尝试。。。
Honey Cheese Swiss Roll
Ingredient A:
125g softened cream cheese
30g softened unsalted butter
80g dairy whipping cream
Ingredient B:
40g plain flour
3 egg yolk
Ingredients C:
4 egg white
60g caster sugar
1/4tsp cream of tartar
Honey cheese filling (mix well):
125g softened cream cheese
70g softened unsalted butter
40g honey
Method:
a) Double boil ingredients A and stir until melted. Remove from heat.
b) Add in plain flour and mix well. Then add in egg yolk one at a time and mix well. Set aside.
c) Beat ingredients C in a clean mixing bowl until white and stiff.
d) Spoon 1/3 of egg white mixture and mix well with cheese mixture. Then add in the remaining egg white mixture and mix well.
e) Pour batter onto a lined 12``/30cm square baking tray and bake at 170`c for 15 minute or until cooked. Remove and leave to cool.
f) Spread honey cheese filling onto the cool cake and roll up neatly.
g) Wrap up the cake with paper and chill in the fridge for 1 hour before serving.


有尝试过的你，一定要让我知道噢！！！

回来咯！！！

回来咯！！！
现在的我在家咯！！
结束了学院的生活，结束了KL宿舍的生活。。。
回想起时间真的过得很快，
从过去读书，到现在读完了，要开始实习了。。。
只能说：“快快快，快到我会怕。。。”
但还是要接受。。
我不会忘记我们在M.I.B的回忆。。。
~在TEKAM的camp。。。
~最后一次practical exam 是chef chern 的考试，全班都疯了哈哈！！
~在考试时我们的“合作精神”
~全班一起唱生日歌给我听，其实啊，那次我真的差点流泪。谢谢你们！！BST11
~雕刻节时，最最最喜欢把垃圾丢在地上。。。哈哈！！
~人家抹地时，我们最喜欢走来走去，要他们抹过。哈哈！！很过分勒！！
还有很多很多。。。
谢谢你们给我的这些回忆，
Haiz…你们懂得啦！！我是自闭+内向的嘛！！
还有就是小妹妹和佩雪的三八咯！！
尤其是佩雪认识的越久就越觉得他真的很三八。。。
哈哈！！雪，不要找我算账哦！！！
再来就是JOY ，KAE SHIN和名悦觉得他们很可爱。。哈哈哈！！！
其实我会很吵吗？？自己觉得不会啊！！但为什么你们会讲我吵呢！！
奇怪。。。。
还有就是我们这一班朋友
美霜，佩佩，丽倩，SIEW SIEW和美音
谢谢你们的陪伴，你们的包容。。。
因为我懂我的脾气很坏。。。paise la…
还有嘛！！下一次再写了！！！
哈哈！！
还有一定要注意M.I.B的人不要叫我KNS 了。
PLS。。。。

考试+生活

还有两天就考完试咯！！过后去热浪岛。。。
但现在也开始整理东西了，因为要搬回家了。。。
结束这边宿舍的生活，但也即将开始另一边宿舍的生活了。
开始期待热浪岛。。。
昨天又听到坏消息了，希望他可以平安无事。。。
还有希望身旁的朋友平平安安的，别再离开了。。。
这几年离开我的人很多。。。
也让我成长了不少，也体验了很多。。。
希望你们都安好。

你离开了。。。

昨天接到电话，说你离开了。。。。
刹那间我说不出话，在那边痛哭。。。。
因为太突然了，之前完全没有听到你的病情复发。
当我知道的时候就是你已去世了，为什么？？
原以为我终于可以看到一个血癌痊愈的人，但结果我还是没看到。。。
你走了，我不会忘记你曾经鼓励我走出低潮。。。
但幸好幸好，我没删除你最后一封发给我的信息，
这一封信息我永远永远都不会删除掉。
秀佩，你离开了。。。
我永远永远都不会忘记你，我永远怀念你。。。
你安息吧！！秀佩。。

怎么办？？

下星期考试了，但还是读不进脑，怎么办？？？
已经是final 了，还是这样。
不读不读还是要读，还是继续读书吧！！！
自我勉励一下，加油加油加油！！！

决定保留它们。。。

突然间才发现到原来我有BLOGGER 的户口，并且还是在两年前开的。
想想要不是为了交功课我都不会去开，真的是。。。
现在重新整理过了，但这些文章还是保留着做纪念，哈哈！！
现在正式搬来这里，随时来踩踩我都欢迎。。。
欢迎来到~~贝壳的天地~~
请多多指教。。。

Orchids

Orchids

OrchidA belle
The Orchids are one of the most exquisite and fascinating flowers in the world. In fact, so fascinated is the world with the Orchids that many countries have adopted different varieties of orchids as their respective National Flowers. Orchids are proliferated across most countries. The orchid flowers are especially prolific in the tropics, where the majority of the species grow on the trunks and branches of trees. In the temperate zones, such as southern Australia, most Orchids grow on the ground.

No flowering plant has captured the attention of humans, or stirred their passions, in quite the way that Orchids have. In the past, Orchids have been hunted and collected in almost every part of the world. Today, millions of people remain devoted to the plant and its exotically beautiful "faces." The human fascination with these strangely compelling flowers is often refered to as Obsession with Orchids.
In 1735, Carl Von Lin (Linnaeus), a Swedish botanist, used the word Orchidaceae (taken from Orkhis), which led to further discoveries carried on by Darwin. Orchids belong the the family Orchidaceae. There are 2 different growth types of Orchids. Generally Orchids are divided into Monopodial, Sympodial varieties. Monopodial Orchids have a central stem of growth. Monopodial Orchids have no pseudobulbs, but produce new growth from the crown of the plant. Flowers are produced from the stem between the leaves, usually alternately from side to side.
Sympodial Orchids possess a rhizome, which sends out a shoot. This develops into a stem and leaves and eventually produces flowers. Later, from the base of this growth, a new shoot develops and goes on. The buds are often protected by a sheath.

Categories in Orchids :
Depending on their growth habits, Orchids are generally divided into three main categories-
· Epiphytic Orchids are grown perched high in the trees clinging to branches or in the trunk apex of the tree. They derive their nutrients from the air, rain, and any decaying vegetation, which the roots can contact. Epiphytic Orchids have specialised aerial roots, which have a white spongy layer of cells called velamen. This protects the inner root tissues and absorbs water. These roots will also often dangle free in the atmosphere.
· Lithophytic Orchids are seen covering the bases and forks of trees or filling crevices in rocks, and absorb a maximum supply of nutrients from decaying mosses.
· Terrestrial Orchids are seen under the ground, having a symbiotic relation with a special fungus, which in turn supports the orchid with the essential nutrients.

Orchids are broadly constituted into five Sub-Families-

1.Cypripedioideae

2.Epidendroideae

3.Neottiodeae

4.Orchidoideae

5. Vandoideae

Facts About Orchids :
· Orchids have the largest variety of flowering plants with an estimated of 20,000 to 30,000 naturally occurring species .
· Orchids are seen growing in all the continents except Antarctica.
· In 1856, the first man made Orchid was cultivated.
· There are 2 species of Orchids growing in Australia and 3 species in the Arctic circle, growing underground plants with their flowers shooting up above the soil.
· In order to achieve pollination, some Orchids of the genus Ophrys (called bee Orchids) bear flowers resembling female insects in appearance and smell. Male insects are attracted to the flowers and attempt to mate with them, thus pollinating the flowers.
· The bloom time or the life of an Orchid depends upon the type of Orchid in bloom.
· Phalaenopsis are among the easiest and most rewarding Orchids to grow.
· The Orchid genus, Vanilla, is commercially important, and is used as a foodstuff in flavoring as the vanilla essence.
· Orchids are among the most highly prized of ornamental plants.

General Flower Structure of An Orchid :
· There are many variations in the structure and the color of an Orchid flower. Some Orchids have one flower on a stem, and other Orchids have more than a hundred together on a single spike. In color variations, African Orchids are white, while Asian orchids are often multicolored.
· A typical orchid flower is zygomorphic, i.e., bilaterally symmetric, with exceptions like the genera Mormodes, Ludisia and Macodes. The Orchid flowers growing on racemes or panicles can be: basal i.e. produced from the base of the pseudobulb, as in the Cymbidium; apical i.e., produced from the apex of the orchid, as in Cattleya; or axillary i.e., coming from a node between the leaf axil and the plant axis as in Vanda.
· The basic Orchid flower is composed of three sepals in the outer whorl, and three petals in the inner whorl. The medial petal is usually modified and enlarged (then called the labellum or lip), forming a platform for pollinators near the center of the corolla. Together, except the lip, they are called tepals. Sepals form the exterior of the bud. They are green in this stage, but sometimes, if the Orchid blossom is, for example, Purple, the buds can show a purple tint.
· The reproductive organs of an Orchid are in the center (stamens and pistil), and have adapted to become a cylindrical structure called the column or gynandrium. On top of the column lies the stigma, the vestiges of stamens and the pollinia, a mass of waxy pollen on filaments. These filaments can be a caudicle (as in Habenaria) or a stipe (as in Vanda). These filaments hold the pollinia to the viscidium (sticky pad).
· The pollen are held together by the alkaloid viscine. This viscidium adheres to the body of a visiting insect. The type of pollinia is useful in determining the genus. On top of the pollinia is the anther cap, preventing self-pollination. At the upper edge of the stigma of single-anthered orchids, in front of the anther cap, is the rostellum, a slender beaklike extension.
· The Orchid ovary is always inferior (located behind the flower), three-carpelate and one or three-partitioned, with parietal placentation with few exceptions. If pollination succeeds, the sepals and petals fade and wilt but they remain attached to the ovary.

Iris

Iris
Iris My compliments
Irises are wonderful garden plants. As the word Iris means rainbow, irises come in so many colors: blues and purples, whites and yellows, pinks and oranges, browns and reds, and even blacks. The genus Iris has about 200 species and is native of North Temperate regions of the world.
The habitat of iris also varies a lot. Some irises grow in deserts, some in swamps, some in the cold far north, and many in temperate climates. Bearded Iris and Siberian Iris are the two most common types of iris grown.

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Facts about Iris :
· Irises come in many forms, shapes, colors and sizes and the sword-like foliage is attractive when the plant is not in bloom.
· Iris are among the best-known and loved among garden plants. Iris are hardy herbaceous perennials.
· The genus Iris is a large genus of bulbous and rhizomatous perennials.
· The Iris was named after the Goddess of the rainbow because of it's many colours.
· A flower on the Sphinx is considered to be an Iris, and another appears on a bas-relief of the time of the 18th Egyptian dynasty.
· Pliny also knew the Iris and praised its medicinal virtues.
· The Iris was also a favourite flower of the Moslems, who took it to Spain after their conquest in the 8th century.

Growing Iris :
Before planting iris, improve the soil conditions, use a slow release fertilizer. To increase the organic matter content use compost, peat moss or well rotted manure. Fertilizer and organic matter should be worked thoroughly into the top 4 to 6 inches of soil.

· Wooded areas with good drainage and partial shade are ideal spots for the crested iris.
· Irises are grown from both seed and root separation.
· The roots, or Rhizomes, are easily separated and replanted.
· The Rhizome looks like a long, thin potato with roots underneath.
· When transplanting, separate the Rhizome. Make sure to have some root and a leaf or two in each section.
· Plant the Rhizomes near the surface with the roots below.
· Divide the clumps and plant single rhizomes, spacing them 8 to 18 inches apart according to effect desired.
· Spade planting hole about 10 inches deep and work 1 tablespoonful of fertilizer into the soil in the bottom of the hole.
· If the soil is heavy, some drainage material such as gravel or broken pottery should be placed in the hole.
· Fill the hole with the loose soil and place the root section so that it will not be covered more than 1 inch deep.
· Most Beardless Irises can also be propagated from seeds.

Iris Plant Care :

· Apply a thin layer of compost around the base of plants each spring, leaving the rhizome exposed.
· As flowers fade, cut back the flower stalks to the base of the plant.
· To encourage a second bloom on reblooming varieties, promptly remove faded flowers and maintain consistent watering throughout the summer.
· In autumn, trim away dead foliage and prune back healthy leaves to a height of 4 to 5 inches.
· Once the soil has frozen, apply a layer of mulch to help prevent roots from heaving out of the soil during alternate freezing and thawing.
· If heaving occurs, don't try to force plants back into the soil. Instead, cover rhizomes and exposed roots with soil.
· Divide bearded iris every 4 to 5 years, preferably in late summer. Each division should have one or two leaf fans. Older rhizomes that have few white feeding roots should be discarded.