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About Me
- Rivi
They who are near to me do not know that you are nearer to me than they are,
They who speak to me do not kow that my heart is full with your unspoken words,
They who love me do not know that their love brings you to my heart,
They who crowd my path do not know I am walking alone with you...
Rabindranath Tagore
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- More from yesterday's walk
- Last lap
- Hidden hues
- Before the storm
- Jungle
- Another sunrise
- Future
- Take off
- Birds
- Watch over me
- No more passengers
- Another day gone by
- more hues
- Until tomorrow?
- Bare
- Treasures on the river bank
- Serenity
- The other side
- Different walks...
- Maharaja's pride - city of Jaipur
- On the way home
- Scenes from my roots
- Long way from home
- Past and present
- Journey
- Notes
- Small worlds
- Wealth
- Burden
- Watch over me...
- Light within
- Prosperity
- Confident
- Life
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Sites that inspire me
5 comments:
This seems a peaceful place. Is it?
Is this possibly your childhood home?
This is a part of a buddist temple in Sri Lanka in a sea side area which was destroyed by the recent tsunami. This temple was a santuary to people post tsunami.
Tiled angled roofs, coconut trees, dogs, and the serenity of buddist temples were essenses of my growing up in Sri Lanka.... always makes me smile... :-)
I love Sri Lanka, been there twice. What a nice people, always friendly. I once bought a bottle of Coke at a little shop next to the 'highway' near Colombo. There was this really nice old man who told me proud that he knew where Holland was and that he had friends there and showed me some antique photographs of windmills :-)
Dogs & cats & Buddist temples & smiling people in too small houses. The blackest tea I ever drunk & the freshest pineapple I ever ate. Yep, Sri Lanka makes me smile too ;-)
Thank you I have been to Holland many times and always found people very friendly too. It really takes one to know one... :-)
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