Tuesday, 16 June 2009

Kris Jasper and There's Something Wrong With KrisJasper.com part 3; might be the last of the series, might not be. Who knows?

Im hoping there's a competition for the "world's longest blog post title" cause I will definitely send this as my official entry.

Anyway, to conclude this Oscar Award worthy series (but who knows...), I will feature
The Eden Project.

The Eden Project has the world's largest greenhouse.

Before entering the main domes/biomes, you'll have to conquer first the zigzag pathwalks and the steep hill.
Also, dont forget those annoying tourists that might stop you to have their fotos taken, like the way I stopped some earthlings in random and requested them to have our group fotos taken.


Yes I took those flowers foto. Yes Im sad...


That "statue" is made of garbages (old PCs, metals, wires, old appliances, my own personal life).


Eden Project has 3 Biomes. The Rainforest Biome, the Meditteranean Biome and the Outdoor Biome.
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As much as I'd love to pretend Im Einstein and blab some scientific psychodoodles, unfortunately this is Kris jasper.com. And this site is mostly about hallucinations, camwhoring and discreet vomitting, so please dont make me lecture about those freaking Biomes.
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All I can say is, each Biome has different plants collected from around the globe (who knows, it might be from your neighbour's garden?). And except for the Outdoor Biome, as it is not covered, the 2 other Biomes' temperatures are regulated. So it's like being inside the oven.
For more infos, contact Kuya Kim, or check their website (www.edenproject.com).
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As told, this is krisjasper.com so this shouldnt be missed:
And on that day that I jumped, smiled, walked, tumbled and rotated 2.2 curved up high in the air of the Eden Project, I wore my Armani shirt, A/X cargo shorts, Ralph sunglasses, Lacoste shoes and 10 analgesic tablets in my pocket.
Anyway, here's inside the Mediterranean Biome:



Inside the Rainforest dome:



Coconut tree in UK, and Im sure I saw a banana tree as well.







And here I am pretending to be troubled and falling.


My A is away this week, so Im alone... and sad. So this afternoon I dragged my feet to city centre/ Borders bookstore and bought GQ (US) coz I know I will need plenty of stuffs to read to drowse my brain and consciousness. Then I went to the gym (alone and sad). Then I ate my dinner, I had fish and chips (I ate alone... and Im sad).
The time now is 2:47am. And Im lying alone with my head on the phone, thinking of you til it hurts.
KJ's Line of the Week:
This I told Staff HM today:
"Just because I have a new crush doesnt mean Im a slut! Perhaps almost, but not entirely... NOT YET!"
(are you confused now? Good.)
Boo.
Kris Jasper.

19 picked a peck of pickled pepper:

REDLAN said...

Asus. Be back later. para lang makauna sa pagcomment

the donG said...

That "statue" is made of garbages (old PCs, metals, wires, old appliances, my own personal life).>>> ahahaha... funny as always.

those domes looks grand! a tropical setting in europe. i first saw and learned it here. astig ka!

RJ said...

Biomes... There's one in Adelaide Botanical garden- the tropical conservatory. They're saying it's the largest in Southern Hemisphere. Naalala ko bigla ang Pilipinas nu'ng pumasok ako du'n.

I don't think having a crush could make somebody a slut. U

Nice photos Kris Jasper.

Lawstude said...

oi

REDLAN said...

First off, my officemate asked me, " Ano na yuhum-yuhum mo?" I just waved her goodbye.

Nakita mo ba si Adam dyan? jump jump... those flowers looks so fresh, pwede ka touch?

Rajesh said...

Excellent snaps supported by good narration. Loved the way garbage has been to use to develop some nice sculptures.

Yj said...

wow.. great pics... they remind me of a place called nabana no sato...

it's good te be alone sometimes... gives you time to think and reflect on your priorities and wants and needs....

smile ka lang...:)

jonathan said...

There was an international horticultural exposition in Chiang Mai three years ago and those photographs reminded me of my visit at Ratchapruek Gardens.

I'll put this in my itinerary as one of the places to visit. Thanks for sharing. And if having a lot of 'crushes" means being a slut, then I am one, lol!

nuts said...

very interesting as always. has-it-all post, photos, narration, story. excellent!

if only there's a contest for the longest blog post title, i sure am, you'll win the title. congrats again.

btw,congrats to redlan for being the "first commenter" in this post. :)

Nobe said...

my goodness ang gandang tingnan ng greenhouse. sana naman marami ang mag build niyang dito sa pinas.

love,
nobe

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jei said...

Hey KJ! Nice shirt!

(Sa haba ng post mo, tungkol lang sa shirt mo ang comment ko???)

Miss your craziness KJ!

yhen said...

wow gusto ko ding mapuntahan yan...

astig talaga yung statue na gawa sa garbage...

ps. ganda ng kuha mo sa huli.. naks... hehe

take care. ;-)

Chyng said...

I like the place! ganda!

1st photo is surreal! good job!

kuri said...

kumusta tukayo? everytime i visit iba header mo. hehe. u took those photos? galing!

Dyilyan O. said...

kj, i just finished reading the book The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread by Don Robertson, i was wondering if you read it too? :)

anyway, i miss you and the blog

Mac Callister said...

hahaha parang sa mars un mga domes na un a!

ang cute naman nung pic mo!hehe

Angelo said...

Hey Kris Jasper, thanks for dropping by. Those biodomes are pretty cool. It reminds me of that Polly Shore movie though. Are they just greenhouses or are they actually an experiment in self-sustaining ecosystems?
At any rate, it looks like a beautiful place to visit. cheers!

KRIS JASPER said...

HAY U ALL GUISE!!!!!

@ yhen : seems like I cant open your site.


:(

Languages Internationale said...

hay i miss this blog.

kj is active these days ha.

how are you blog?

how are you kris?