WE WERE HAVING A PHOTO SESSION FOR THE WEBSITE OF MY UNIVERSITY, WHEN I NOTICED A LITTLE WITH ARTIFICAL FLOWERS ON THE SHELF. I POINTED THE CAMERA IN THE DIRECTION TO THE FLOWERS, AND GOT THE CLOCK ON THE BACKGROUND. "THE FLOWERS," I SAID.

ON 8 MARCH, 2013, WHEN WE CELEBRATED INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY IN HIGH SCHOOL, BOYS FROM MY CLASS GAVE US, GIRLS, PRESENTS - THESE PINK HOME FLOWERS, OF WHICH I TOOK APPROXIMATELY 300 PHOTOS ON THAT DAY.

MY GRANDMA IS KEEN ON HOME FLOWERS. I GUESS HER BALCONY IS LOCATED IN A PERFECT LOCATION, WHERE PLANTS ALWAYS BLOSSOM.

THE PALMS IN THE BALCONY ARE ALMOST REACHING THE CEILING, THOUGH SHE STARTED GROWING THEM FROM A SHORT STEM.

AMONG DIFFERENT PLANTS IN THE BALCONY, AT LEAST ONE IS BLOSSOMING AT A TIME. THE THREE CATS LIVING AT GRANDMA'S HOUSE, LIKE IT VERY MUCH.

I NEVER GO FROM MY GRANDMA'S HOUSE WITHOUT A NEW PHOTO OF HER FLOWERS.

AND SWEETS, OF COURSE.

THIS IS THE SAME PRESENT FROM CLASSMATES TO INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY. I BROUGHT THIS FLOWER TO MY GRANDMA, AND THIS IS HOW IT LOOKS NOW.

MY PARENTS DECIDED TO ESCAPE THE SMOGGY CITY FOR A DAY: WE GATHERED MANY MUSHROOMS AND BERRIES.
OF COURSE, I RETURNED HOME WITH A BUNCH OF NEW PHOTOS ON PHONECAMERA ROLL.

I WAS AMAZED BY THE CREATIVITY OF ARTISTS WHO CREATED THOSE IKEBANAS. THEY LOOKED AS IF THE FLOWERS WERE REAL; EVERYTHING WAS REAL.