This Spirit house is my side view as soon as I reach the computers to sign in at work. If the wind blows my way I get a whiff of incense. It's easy to get used to the fragrance, not the high rise.
Incense sticks perpetually burn in temples too. I took notice of the one behind this part of the highway as it's where my boss's Dad will be cremated come March 30th. I was on a moving bus opposite this lane. The teapot is a serendipity :)
Students in their scout uniform pass by the temple after school. The yellow and green vehicle is a government taxi. You can ride the red bus all day for free. Guy with a blue tie is running for Bangkok governor. Election time is around the corner in my world.
That blue tie should assure the gentleman a BIG win! Thanks for sharing these blues.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, Hazel.
Nice thought, Sally. I'll let you know if that tie should prove a lucky charm for the gentleman :)
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ReplyDeleteI wish I too could smell the incense.
ReplyDeleteNice pics and I too wish I too could smell the incense!
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Shantana
This is a nice place with fragrance all around.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!
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Liz (mot)
I agree. The choice of a lily field for a condo. Keep the lily fields. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteLove the serendipity.
ReplyDeleteDon't love the huge high rise that took away the flowers though.
You're so right - sometimes it's better to leave a green space!
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abcw team
Love your citation of Joni Mitchell!
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Finally ~ got back online after a week without service ~ Lovely post and pics ~ Happy Week ^_^
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments ~ will have new post up soon ^_^
I am going to a Thai Festival, Songkran, and most likely, they will that incense, too. Am excited to see all the colors!
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ReplyDeleteYour photos made me feel as if I were on vacation for a brief moment. I love photos like yours where you really get a feel for the city/country from looking at them. Thank you, thank you.
It is sad when nice, open space becomes developed into uninspired architecture
ReplyDeleteIncense reminds me of my childhood.
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As usual, I am late but I am doing my best to catch up.
Rose, ABC Wednesday Team