Farming Therapy

From just a tiny piece of land plot, it has now increased double in size. Latest animal additions to the farm are turkey and reindeer and potted plants have started making their way as attractive decorations too. Red bright maple trees line up to add colour as if it's real fall one is experiencing.

Farming in Farmville@Facebook....

Yup...that's my farm. It's looking good now. Crops are growing well; thanks for industrious friends who have helped fertilizing them. You could tell the fertilized crops from those which were not. Size wise they differ - the fertilized ones are bigger and look more enticing.

Farmville strawberries, tulips and daffodils I planted...

There's even a turtle too :)

On one side, the farm animals are lined behind the wooden white fences. There are also chicken coops and two small cottages. Apple, apricot, cherry and plum trees prettily decorate my farm area. And the best part is....I have neighbours!!

Yup..that's my farm in Farmville, the very much promoted "farming with style" in Facebook. Contemplating to be involved it the beginning, I admit that now I am an addict to farming this virtual way.

In some ways, Farmville has provided therapy to help calm stressful moments both at home and the workplace. A game junkie I am now; planting and harvesting as much and as fast as possible to get more money and skills in order to obtain more stuffs for the farm.

My red chillies

To those who are thinking about starting "farming"...err my advice is don't do it!! Not unless you are the type who would run to your Facebook and start clicking on Farmville icon first thing upon waking up, just so that you could check on crops planted the night before.

Sungguh lah C-R-A-Z-Y nya kan....