clovers

It was about a week ago, I got a letter from Japan.

It was Kaori, a friend of mine from Junior school, who has a wonderful personarity. She loves to do something impressive. You know, if you just say hi or something to your friend, you don't have to send a snail mail. E-mail or telephone will do. But letters would impress you better, right? She prefers "EXTRA".

When I took the envelope out of the mailbox, I heard something rattling. "What's this ??" I was so surprised opening it. There was a small pack of seeds and a small disc of dried soil. What a hell ... ! Seeds and soils are banned to import !! Thank God, the quarantine officers didn't find them out.
There will be no problem once it reached safely, eh?

I seeded them right on the day.
Whoa, it was amazing, the seeds grew out 2 days later!!
This is the picture on the upper left. Radish sprouts ( Kai-ware Dai-kon) ? NO! They are clovers in the making!

They are growing like crazy in a pot. I will report about them later.
Don't miss it !!