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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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5 comments:
Nice photograph, Rivi. I like the contrast of the trees with the light sky. The picture has a mysterious feel to it. It makes you wonder where you would be if you followed the white lines over the hill. I enjoy your site. :)
I agree with tracy. This is a great photo. I also wanted to let you know that I just love the changes to your site design. Wonderful!
So you checked out my blog, huh? That makes me feel great. Its a new page and I'm new at blogging so not many people have seen it yet. I see on your page that you are located in Dubai. My father-in-law went through there on his way to Afghanistan in October. (He was doing volunteer work in Kabul to help rebuild the city - working on a theatre and museum, I think). He said Dubai is an amazing city and a new "hot spot" in the world. Do you like it? I would love to travel and see that part of the world someday - the idea intrigues me. Peace to you.
Yes Tracy, I live in Dubai. It is a fast growing place with its own charm. Wow! your father must have an interesting life. Take care and keep smiling...
Yes, my in-laws are interesting. They are both retired, (he is 70 and she is 60) but now have part time jobs. Yet, they do several volunteer mission trips around the world - offering their skills for free. My father-in-law is an amazing craftsman- he can design and build almost anything (he designed and built his own house). Their recent trips included Brazil, Afghanistan, Guatamala, and Ireland. Quite the globe trotters. ha! :) - (Oh, by the way, I became a little confused - I thought Aravis's blog was you. Oops! Sorry! I am a blonde.)
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