Recent content by orientalplane

Everyone likes being happy. But some people, through circumstance or illness, can't be.

Is it the pink rose picture, or the one of the young man in front of the sea? In fact I noticed how good they all were, even though I didn't see them until the middle of the night. :yawn:

I hardly know what to say except :wuzrobbed: The picture of the child in a purple and white top deserves a prize. :) A fascinating, glorious journey of remarkable travels. I would never have seen and known these places and people in such intimate detail without you. The landscapes look like...

I've always loved his acting. He was such a sensation in Cabaret. I feel myself to be an honorary member of this thread as although I am not gay, I am definitely bisexual. :)

Ali, it was crying in a good way, though with a hint of sadness beneath. Oh, it was a while ago that we were in Sri Lanka. But I'd recommend it as somewhere to go if you get anywhere close. Although we stayed only in the south west corner, I think of the whole island as incredibly lush and...

The magnificent pictures of the birds and other animals, the Buddhist temple, and the beautifully coloured markets made me cry. :wuzrobbed The Samoan lady selling flowers with a child (half) on her lap has a marvellous smile; I wonder what she was thinking. ;) I was interested by the fruits in...

That's exactly what I thought too; especially noticeable to me was his artistic development, though I still think there's some room for improvement. :) And he needs a haircut. :P

They look very much in love. :) Hope it lasts.

That was Charlotte Bronte! Wonderful film. The End of the Affair (1999). I'm still catching up on the journal. :eek:

That picture is magnifique. Very best wishes to Don.

skatesindreams, sk8pics, and Marge are right; what an extraordinary retelling, partly in your beautiful prose and partly in your insanely gorgeous pictures, of such an experience. :swoon: Familiar though the theory of evolution is to us now, perhaps it's little wonder that these islands are the...

http://www.daily.co.jp/general/2014/07/01/p1_0007102603.shtml :swoon: How extremely beautiful and radiant she looks! :swoon:

Great first post. :)

Glad you are feeling better, Ali, and also thanks for the lack of tarantulas this time. ;) What a lovely, lovely journal entry, especially the pictures of the human and non-human inhabitants. I very much liked the little bat, the bright orange fungus, the gorgeous green snake with its patterned...

Thank you, Ali. Funnily enough I can cope with scorpions no problem, even though (as I'm sure people will know) they're also arachnids. Well, I might scroll through until surely they must be gone...... :yikes: Thanks for the warning. :slinkaway