...precious sister Poulet....WHAT A BLESS HAVE YOU TODAY...MY SWEET GIRL...i hope everything ok..in your country....after that terrible flood...
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......about your amazing picture ..Poulet...my words will never express ...so reachies you have bring to us..my precious friend...this one is .........e s p e t a c u l a r l y . . .beautifullllllllllll........HAVE A BLESSED BEGIN OF WEEK SWEET POULET......
Phewwwwwwww..............it still flooding over here and it MIGHT be flooded in Bangkok too. :s There's no rain but loads water are running from the North.
BTW, I still can laugh and play.
Today is our holiday !!.....I'll go out to see how high of the water at the canal near home !!......YIPPIEEE !! ;)))
...take care...sweet...and ..the most important..is enjoy your free day right|???..ahahah....have a ssssssssuuuper holyday !!!!!!!!!!!;.................
Today one of our regular visitors at church had her parents from Thailand in town. They are Christians and she was so taken by the lighter the acolytes use to light the candles with. She said(translated for me) they use matches and she was so delighted to see this wonderful tool that both lit and put out the candles. So our Pastor let her be the acolyte for the service today in church.
Christopher usually does the candles and since Nats mother is somewhat elderly he walked with her and she held his arm as they walked together. I was so proud of Christopher and happy for her.
Dear Bill,
I can imagine that it must be a pleasure moment and I really proud of Christopher too. :)) I think it's great when people shares and gives honour to each other. And, I bet Nat's mother must be happy and exciting to be honoured as well. :))
Yes Bill,....over here we still used matches especially in our Temples and Christian & Catholic Churches. And lots people in upcountries still used it in their daily life.
Oh !!....I must find some Thai matches and take pics for you later. :)))
This is so wonderful Poulet
It is a dreary Monday morning as I sit here in my office, with the snow whipping past my windows. The sight outside is depressing....
yet your series lifts my spirits with it's beauty.
Amazing captures