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Thursday, November 28, 2002

REMAINitFORyourGARDEN


I'm a lil bit annoying by my surrounding, coz they are cover all their ground with building. My backyard now surrounding by high wall of their building/house. Why they don't build proportionally, if they need more room they can build it up not cover all the ground with building. How small is your site, remain it for a garden, coz the air can flow into your house, and a garden can release your stress after a hectic life outside. Of course there is a regulation about coverage building area, it's about 70% for high density area and 50% for water resorption area. But people ignore that, and if the law enforcement is not strictly, in a few years from now maybe there is no ground left over, and no water resorption. And it will cost us all, especially it's rainy season, prepare for the flood..ouch I hope not :)

-Taking joy in life is a woman's best cosmetic- Rossalind Russel





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