Trimming the Plant - the unProfessional Way

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Finally, I found some time to clean up my little garden. With the help from my daughter, we managed to make it look better. Trimming the plant was the most challenging part. All I have was a little pair of scissors to use for trimming.


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A little cut here, a little cut there and, after which seems a lifetime of endless cutting, the work was done. It was really fun though we could squeeze out sweat juices from our shirts after! At first, I was afraid I would mess everything and turn the plant bald but we won't learn if we won't try, so we did; and we're proud of it. :-)

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  1. BchaiJune 8, 2010 at 3:32 AM

    Wow---you trimmed your plant like a pro! Good thing you had your little girl to help you there! Nice work!

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  2. julietJune 8, 2010 at 3:40 AM

    Thanks Bchai! Since hubby liked what we did to the plant, he assigned it's trimming to us. Now, we're "forced" to keep it look that way (*sigh*) lol!

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  3. meretrishaJune 9, 2010 at 12:20 AM

    i have to agree with bchai! glad you still have time to tend to your garden

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  4. KristelJune 9, 2010 at 4:41 PM

    hi...:-)

    nice trimming skill..

    to answer your query, about reviewstream.com... you just review and get paid. any product you are using, you can review it and the system will accept your review or not.

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