"Oblivious to the scream of nature...the stone picker goes on, that he may go home with bread on the table"
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Welcome to The Letters In November. I'm Zen, aka Kulasa. I love sunsets, simplicity, blue skies and living life to the fullest. Feel free to explore, share and leave a track :)
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it's almost sixty days now since dad has gotten ill and here i am re-learning lessons in this large thing called life... the most beaut... -
Dear Dad, Hi there! Hey, I came to visit the other day. I didn't see you. I suppose you weren't there. It was too g... -
This is a long overdue post which has been sleeping in my drafts for more than a month now. As I type I still am having second tho... -
After my twenty four hour duty today, the hubby fetched me and we sent forth for another foodie adventure . I've nev... -
To be wanting to stay close to someone is indeed one of the most natural things in the world. Studies have shown that that emotion we ca...
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reality bites... great capture, twinzy!
ReplyDeleteoh Zen, love the waves, I really prefer huge pounding waves than a silent sea, let us ride these waves Zen
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, and I also hope that there will be dinner afterward!
ReplyDeleteZen, one of my students asked me if I eat rice with salt, and told him, "I used to, because that's what we only get during tough times, thankful there was rice and salt on the table."
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo, and may our life always fill with bread to eat!
ReplyDeleteYou should really send this photo to Readers' Digest, they'll definitely love it...
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