Luang Prabang, Laos
Monks are calming, are they not? I think it's the robes.
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10 comments:
might well be the word verification. http://i42.tinypic.com/atna7s.jpg
Oooooo.
Love it.
2.5, 3, 2...?
Complete the series.
I'm probably going to hell for this, but have you noticed how they have *the* most beautiful arms ever?
Yum!
And umm, I'm sorry God!
Vaudevillian: ha! oh god - that's very amusing and weird!
Scherezade: :) Thank you
km: it's 4 actually
CS: Oh, you wont go to hell. A lot of the monks were terribly flirty. Most Laotian men spend some time in a monastery, usually a few schooling years but then come back and lead sinful lives like the rest of us.
Oh and yes they have the most beautiful arms. And also backs. Did you notice the one in these pictures with a tattoo? Quite gorgeous.
the composition and the colours are flawless. it is amazing!
cs:
the only man to ever make a pass at me was a monk. orange-robed and all.
r: such high praise! And especially coming from you - I feel a mixture of embarrassment and happiness that you like it so!
tr: eh - why do we not know this story?
um, because you don't know the monk?
So what? We do know you - no?
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