When I was a kid, there was a row of four or five frangipani trees in front of a small post office that has since been demolished. As a child, I would accompany my mother to that post office where she would buy stamps, send parcels to relatives and renew her driving licence . The frangipani trees were a distinctive part of my childhood as was that particular post office. My mother told me that the pretty white flowers were called 鸡蛋花 (egg flowers) and I grew up always with that name stuck in my mind but never really thought about why they were called such. Looking at these close-up photos I suddenly realised why.
Thursday, July 02, 2009
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Wow you brought out the beauty of the Frangipani. Now I know the chinese name of the flower. :)
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