Monday, June 1, 2009

Fish Parade

Let's talk about fish today lol. I took these photos when we roam around Sam Nam Jung's park in Jejudo. After enjoying ourselves to the water lilies and frogs, the fish put a show for us. We fed them with crackers and they were jumping up the water. It's funny to look at them because they fight each other over food lol..


Have a nice weekend everyone! God bless y'all!

13 comments:

  1. Gutom ang mga isda kaya nag aaway sa crackers! hehehe!

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  2. Hey, glsd to 'see' you again! I agree with Anney...now, what did she say again? -grin!

    We four kids (I was "eldest" Big Shot!) always fought over food, especially if it was HERSHEY BARS!

    So I stand corrected--some memories are worthy of archiving...e.g., fighting over candy!! Yeah!

    Peace guys.....

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  3. What pretty photos...I love the goldfish...thanks for visiting me at Oasis Writing Link (OWL) and leaving a comment. I like your pretty blog concept! <3

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  4. ang cute naman tingnan nila hehehe

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  5. what's the name of that fish nga, sisterette? coi? mahal pa naman ng fish na yan. (",)

    happy sunday sis!

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  6. Hi Steve, Anney said that the fish are fighting over crackers because they are hungry lol..

    Hahaha see I told you, not all memories should be forgotten. Others are worth keeping for..

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  7. Not sure about the name sisterette hehehe.. But they're sure are pretty..

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  8. visiting you back! thanks for the visit..can we exchange links? thanks!! followed u by the way :)

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  9. Those fishes is called KOI---a common carp!^_^

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