by day the blue will pale down into white where it touches the white of the land, after sunset it has a new circumference-orange, melting upwards into tenderest purple. but the core of blue persists, and so it is by night. then the stars hang like lamps from the immense vault. the distance between the vault and them is as nothing to the distance behind them, and that farther distance, though beyond colour, last freed itself from blue. -e.m. forster (a passage to india)
Thursday, May 26, 2016
travels with morgana
morgana and her friend have been traipsing about angkor wat and angkor thom.
i put a lonely planet book about cambodia on hold at the library, but i keep forgetting that i also took out an "ebook" which i suppose i can read online.
Morgana looks like she is having a really lovely time. I love your shots of NYC living, they really capture the vibe of the place :-) I listened to a podcast by Tsh Oxenreider?( simple mom site) and she was interviewing a lady who is a transplant to NY and home schools her kids. It was really interesting to hear her take on the city that never sleeps!
Chanda looks very happy with her new pointe shoes, all clean and ready to take their first steps!
Hi Dorina! I lost the link to your blog for some time so I am catching up....Morgana is in Cambodia? Wow! Love her short hair, btw. Looks like you are still full-on busy. Lucy is graduating on June 2nd and my official homeschooling days will be over. How did it happen? Sending lots of love, R
Hi Robyn! It's nice to hear from you. June 2nd is tomorrow! Big day. I feel the same. How did I suddenly get to be HERE. I still have a little time. Enjoying that. Wow. Enjoy tomorrow and the new part of the adventure. Love to you and Lucy and Finn :) xoxo (yes . . M in Cambodia . . funny! We've been enjoying the beautiful pics of Angkor Wat and Thom . . )
Morgana looks like she is having a really lovely time. I love your shots of NYC living, they really capture the vibe of the place :-) I listened to a podcast by Tsh Oxenreider?( simple mom site) and she was interviewing a lady who is a transplant to NY and home schools her kids. It was really interesting to hear her take on the city that never sleeps!
ReplyDeleteChanda looks very happy with her new pointe shoes, all clean and ready to take their first steps!
Love to you all
San xx
I think I may have to listen to that podcast :) I always like hearing people's perspectives. xoxo
DeleteHi Dorina! I lost the link to your blog for some time so I am catching up....Morgana is in Cambodia? Wow! Love her short hair, btw. Looks like you are still full-on busy. Lucy is graduating on June 2nd and my official homeschooling days will be over. How did it happen? Sending lots of love, R
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn! It's nice to hear from you. June 2nd is tomorrow! Big day. I feel the same. How did I suddenly get to be HERE. I still have a little time. Enjoying that. Wow. Enjoy tomorrow and the new part of the adventure. Love to you and Lucy and Finn :) xoxo (yes . . M in Cambodia . . funny! We've been enjoying the beautiful pics of Angkor Wat and Thom . . )
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