Beautiful Memories of Chilies and Sunset in My Old Garden

What do we have completely other than just memories that can be remembered? That's why while we can try to make beautiful memories before those moments of reality pass and time just changes.

I like to take pictures especially things in my garden because I feel that it is my hard work that I have to immortalize. Every moment will never be the same as the harvest, that's why there are so many harvests that I photograph or video.

At this moment I will share beautiful memories of chilies when Sunset is taking place in my old garden. As I have said before on my blog, that now I have moved house so I have to recreate my garden.

Currently I have not fully gardened in my new garden. So, to gather my enthusiasm I looked through the gallery on my cellphone. It just so happens that the photos of the sunset in my garden when I was about to harvest the chilies have not been posted here. Meanwhile, I have posted the harvest of the chilies on my blog.

Chili plants are indeed popular plants in my area because the price of chilies continues to increase. Meanwhile, for the needs of the kitchen, people here cannot leave chilies. That is why if there is land that can be utilized, planting chilies is very helpful in saving expenses for kitchen needs.

I also always use chilies in every dish I make because my husband also likes chilies. As you can see in my recipes on the blog.

Red chilies are the most expensive chilies in my area. The advantage of planting chili plants in your own garden, especially in a yard, is that the chilies do not turn red all at once, so we can have a gradual stock of red chilies.

This also applies to the type of small chilies which are spicier than red chilies.

I enjoy every second of the sunset that I can see in my garden. It's a beautiful reflection when I look back at these photos, it further inspires me to start gardening again.

My dreams about gardening are also rekindled. I want to have a garden and also a farm someday. When I retire with my husband later. So I can live a slow living with potatoes and peace.

Seeing the beauty of the chilies in my old garden is a beautiful reminder that everything has its own time. We must appreciate time and be grateful for what we have before those things are no longer ours and just pass us by in our lives.

I hope I can soon garden fully in my garden in my new residential area later but right now I am indeed focusing on fasting in the month of Ramadan, because I am a Muslim. I hope you enjoy my beautiful memories on this blog, see you again in my gardening story. Have a great day!