gather
Assisi sunset
the pilgrims gather
at a gift shop
posted by Bill | 9:29 AM
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12 Comments:
such is the human nature...
good one
Good one, Bill
could be to get a statue of Sri Buddha/ Christ?? :)
wishes,
devika
that's it, polona.
Devika, Pat and I have a Buddha statue in our garden; we're Catholic. Our Jewish neighbor has a St. Francis. New York, New York.
Thank you, Bill
Me too..I believe in the religion of LOVE..all scriptures say only about that to me :)
wishes,
devika
that's what I love about New York - good one Bill
john
I agree with John, thats what we all love about NY
Thanks, John and Dalloway. You know, an American presidential candidate (I'll name no names) once said he wished New York would break off and float out to sea.
Well said, Devika.
Bill, this draws deeper thought, thus... a good one. _m
Nice! I love the irony.
Long ago I visited the town Assisi. I stayed in a house (small hotel) which was built in the 13th century. I will never forget the first morning (early morning) in Assisi. The view from my window was a view at the medieval town. Really. No car. No man or woman in modern clothes. I just saw the old roofs, the houses, the pavement, the trees, the sky ...
It was like a time travel.
Thanks, Magyar.
Yes, angelika, there is something special about Assisi, gift shops or no gift shops.
Good for world economy?
Assisi night --
a homeless dog
gathering new scents
That's one way to look at it, tikkis. Unfortunately, this image goes back a few years; we were last in Assisi in 1993.
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