WHO HAS SEEN THE WIND?
Who has seen the wind?
Neither I nor you;
but when the leaves hang trembling
The wind is passing through.
Who has seen the wind?
Neither you nor I;
but when the trees bow down their heads
The wind is passing by.
Christina Rosseti 
It's a cold blustery day, a fire is lit, and it's time for a nice lazy afternoon. A pot of tea and a good book waits to be read.
It's a cold blustery day, a fire is lit, and it's time for a nice lazy afternoon. A pot of tea and a good book waits to be read.
7 comments:
Sounds like a wonderful cozy afternoon is headed your way. Love the photo of all the colored leaves hanging and fallen...
Enjoy your fall day and your loved ones!
What a lovely, tranquil fall scene. Is that your property? I love a long road with trees on either side. Curl up with that book and stay awhile. It's been raining here all day. Kind of gray...
Brenda
wish I could join you for tea :D
That is my favorite kind of afternoon.
Hi again Julene, how the festivals works here is according to the different races. There are 3 main races, the Malay, Chinese and Indians. Each has their own cultural and religious festival and it's all celebrated here. So, the next will be Xmas in december followed by Chinese New year early 2009, so if we take in individual non religious celebrations, there's quite a lot here. All main festivals are public holidays so everyone does get to celebrate or at least enjoy the holiday. I think we have the most holidays, plus a King's birthday and individual Sultan's in each state's birthday, all in all, I think there are 16 - 18 days of public holidays here. The theme for Visit Malaysia year is Malaysia, truly Asia, due to the many different religions and races integrated here. So, if you get the chance to pop over one day, you'll experience a mixture of everything :D
Sounds like a wonderful afternoon!
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