This boy seemed very unsure of me, as I sat on the log while Bill
was in the barber's chair. Turned out he is the barber's son.
Bill getting a $1 haircut.
This seedling caught my eye, amid the vast swath of grass,
as I walked in Hun Sen Park early one morning.
Huge cotyledons. I think it is a tamarind seedling.
My very special Resurrection Plant (thanks S). When I moved into the Lavender House (the first flat), I found this little stub of a plant lying on its side on the balcony. I replanted, watered and talked to my green friend. By the time I moved out of the flat, it had fully rooted itself, grown nodules on its trunk, and sprung a couple of leaves. I will post that picture soon.
An attendee of a Poppy Day celebration.
Father and daughter, it seems, with beautiful smiles. Poppy Day.
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Guess! Poppy Day!
Poppy Day
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One shampoo can change your life.
You already know what event this is.
I think this man is the grandfather of the daughter from the earlier photo.
Poppy Day
At the Lavender House, I could watch the sky, in all its glory.
Aluminum to be cast, at the foundry that cast 5 faceplates for me.
Charcoal for heating up the aluminum.
Above and below: Foundry staff working on molds/cores.
View of my front balcony, at the Lavender House.
And no, that is not my hand holding the shampoo.
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ReplyDeleteLove seeing these Amy! So wonderful to see a bit of your current day to day. But keep away from that shampoo! ;o) And glad you have yr very own Resurrection Plant.
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