One of the homes really caught my fancy and thereon, I noticed several more. This particular home had been renovated to look like an English cottage with white picket fences (well, here in Malaysia it just don't feel safe without a fence of any sort) ... the garden was filled with colorful blooms from daisies, pansies, roses to sunflowers. The most interesting fixture that made it a really looked an authentic English home is the address plaques at the gate. It read "88 Chong Residence" ... beautiful! Home address plaques are just not a common fixture here in our country. Most of us just live with the basic tiny plastic number affixed by the developer. Not many bothered to remove and fix a real proper one.

Let's Be Thankful!
2 Bubbles:
perhaps the house number will do?
i saw a hse befoe when i was staying in USJ, the house number was "63" but instead of putting the numeric digit, they put in cursive " sixty-3" i thought kinda creative.
That's smart, you've got time to think about it and make it happen.
My wife notices everything about other people's houses. I laugh when she says something like, "They really should close their curtains unless they want someone to steal that large-screen TV." It's funny because she always leaves our curtains open at night. I have to go around closing them.
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