Bagatelle
In the background that tall building is actually a cruise ship parked in old Dubai harbor while the tourists head for the Gold Souk and Bur Dubai for shopping and sight seeing.
Old Dubai is really quaint, enchanting and charming in its own way. A lot of construction is going on to modernise roads and bridges and create flyovers. This really is a city planning for the future!
A drive through old Dubai!
THE THIN LINE BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL!
Always have good thoughts otherwise it might be thumbs down for you!
Tibetan Book of the Dead–”a guide for the living, actually, since it teaches that a man’s last thoughts will determine the quality of his reincarnation.”
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“Janabai was born in the Maharashtra region of India to a low-caste family. It was not uncommon for poor families to hire their children out as domestic servants, and this is what happened to Janabai at age 7. But the household she was sent to was unusual, for it belonged to the much-revered poet Namdev. It was in this household that Janabai spent the rest of her life.
Janabai’s poetry suggests a life of difficult labor in the household, but one that was constantly revived and supported by her intimacy with the Divine.”-Ivan M. Granger of Poetry Chaikhana.
A lightning bolt from the heart!
Drinking but not driving in style. That’s a Scotch with a Sidecar I suppose!
This Green Lantern can save you from sun burn in the April Goa Sun!!
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