LOVE the Buddhas. I have several small ones in my home but would love to do something similar to your first photo. Very peaceful & soothing on a frantic Wed. Thanks, as always, for sharing the Journey.
Hey, Tim, can you bring me back those cobalt blue vases? You could just tuck them into your carry on bag. Right? Seriously, it is a beautiful photograph, and I know your travels were always exciting (at least to us stuck in snowy, freakin' cold Oklahoma).~~Dee
Oh Tim, now you are in my dream country. Something about a serene Buddha.. My house is full of Buddhas and decorated in a Far east theme, from geisha girls to Blue Willow china. My catholic Mom says my house looks like a Buddhist Shrine. Maybe someday I could go with you somewhere. Having never traveled, I'd feel real safe with you. :)
Thanks for sharing a little of journey with us.
ReplyDeleteWOW...the first Buddha statue looks awesome
ReplyDeleteThe richness of colors is amazing--such intensity that, I would imagine, is felt in the spiritual, as well as physical?
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Buddhas. I have several small ones in my home but would love to do something similar to your first photo. Very peaceful & soothing on a frantic Wed. Thanks, as always, for sharing the Journey.
ReplyDeleteBlessed be...
The colors are pretty intense in the first photo. Looks like you're on an exotic journey. Looking forward to seeing what you encounter in Angkor Wat.
ReplyDelete@Nina - everything physical here permeates the spiritual. It as if everything was specifically designed to frolic with the senses.
ReplyDelete@OKFarmgirl - make sure you feed them flowers.
Very nice! I LOVE that top photo! The colors excite, even as the Buddha calms.
ReplyDeleteHey, Tim, can you bring me back those cobalt blue vases? You could just tuck them into your carry on bag. Right? Seriously, it is a beautiful photograph, and I know your travels were always exciting (at least to us stuck in snowy, freakin' cold Oklahoma).~~Dee
ReplyDeleteI love the courier font! I love how creative this post is. I want Day Two.
ReplyDeleteThe gorgeous colors in the first photo are amazing. Inspiring too!
ReplyDeleteHola Tim,
ReplyDeleteYou certainly know how to keep us hooked on your blog!
Have a safe and fun journey :)
After being away, I come here to be away...
ReplyDeleteOh Tim, now you are in my dream country. Something about a serene Buddha.. My house is full of Buddhas and decorated in a Far east theme, from geisha girls to Blue Willow china. My catholic Mom says my house looks like a Buddhist Shrine. Maybe someday I could go with you somewhere. Having never traveled, I'd feel real safe with you. :)
ReplyDeleteMakes me think of EAT, PRAY,LOVE.
ReplyDeleteTR, however do you do it all?
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