| Penang Hill 2007 |
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Universe is a Lodging House for the myriad things, and time itself is a travelling guest of the centuries. This floating life is like a dream. How often can one enjoy oneself? It is for this reason that the ancient people held candles to celebrate the night. from A Night Feast, Li Po (AD701-762); translated by the great writer Lin Yutang (1895-1976 March 26) who was nominated twice - in 1972 and 1973 - for the Nobel Prize for Literature. My dearest friends, Of the myriad things I floated by, here's a few from the Lodging House to share a dream... and celebrate the light. |
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Yellow Forest Star (Acrotrema costatum)
Orangeheaded Blister Beetle
Forest Centipede
Mock Bodhi (Ficus rumphii)
Iridescent Shorthorn
Greenea corymbosa
Schima wallichii (of changkoh flowers)
Happy Valley
What dream? What light? My little candle seemed to have danced and sparkled in a funny sort of way lately to open my eyes to new insights. : )