29 May 2012 - Tuesday title: the talking parrot 65 million years ago, there was a couple named "the jollies" because they were very happy and jolly. so when the couple was sleeping suddenly the wife heard a squeak and then she went on to the balcony, she saw two parrots one was blue in colour and the other one was red as blood. so the wife was shocked to see parrots come to her balcony. she woke her husband up, the husband's name was "cie." she said cie, cie wake up, there is something interesting on the balcony. so then, cie woke up, put on his slippers and walked towards the balcony. when he stepped into the balcony, he was shocked to see the two parrots. he asked his wife, what is the interesting thing on the balcony you said??? it is what you said, the parrots. wao...that is an interesting thing you said. and then the wife's name was "kelly." kelly was a very beautiful woman, just like my mommy "sunali," but my mommy was prettier than her. then they kept the parrots safely on the balcony and they lived happily ever after. love, maia recipe: roses out of gum drops the first thing you will be needing 5 red gum drops, 1 green gum drop. you need a cutting board, sprinkle some sugar onto your board so that the gum drops do not stick to the cutting board. the first thing is you put one gum drop to this cutting board. you sprinkle some sugar on the red gum drop and then roll it out until it is an oval shape. once it is done, you roll out the remaining four red gum drops. then you take one red gum drop and hold it between your thumb and pointer finger then you take the next gum drop and overlap it and then you continue these steps until you finish all the red gum drops. now take your green gum drop and follow the steps we did in the beginning to rolling out the green gum drop until it is nice and long. when it is nice and long, take a leaf cutter and stamp out some leaves out of the green gum drop, first you put one leaf on your counter top, put the rose on, take the rest of the leaves and slide them under the rose. and then your rose is done. love, maia