Shrine of peripatetic worship That one cannot enter unbowed In forced humility, we contemplate the feet of silent fellow pilgrim strangers and they, too, gaze at ours
hmmm, not a farmer in the lot with all those toes flush together. no wonder we have a rice crisis... must be ofws ... are those new Crocs?...well they're better off!
Hi, Robert: it's my camera, or rather my camera phone (a Nokia 6233 -- a real classic). The lens isn't so nice, so it comes out looking a little washed. But I kind of like the effect.
Hi, Dean: I guess it was the time I took the ride. At 11 AM, the farmers are already out in the fields. Last month, on an early morning ride, I did catch some guys with sickles.
You might like this photo, though; I took it a couple of years ago in Sagada.
This post reminds me of the reading that I have from the Bible the other day which is Rev. 3:9: "Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee."
If you start from 3:5 you will see the whole picture: that of a not-so-powerful overcomer who holds on to His faith and belief no matter what.
Indeed, people reap what they sow: those who sowed faith will reap happiness and bounty; those who sowed lies and deception to shame and perdition. God is indeed wonderful.
Reminding me a lot of my readings from Psalms and of the Beatitudes.
Slightly out of focus.......bumpy jeepney ride?
ReplyDeletehmmm, not a farmer in the lot with all those toes flush together. no wonder we have a rice crisis... must be ofws ... are those new Crocs?...well they're better off!
ReplyDeleteHi, Robert: it's my camera, or rather my camera phone (a Nokia 6233 -- a real classic). The lens isn't so nice, so it comes out looking a little washed. But I kind of like the effect.
ReplyDeleteHi, Dean: I guess it was the time I took the ride. At 11 AM, the farmers are already out in the fields. Last month, on an early morning ride, I did catch some guys with sickles.
ReplyDeleteYou might like this photo, though; I took it a couple of years ago in Sagada.
This post reminds me of the reading that I have from the Bible the other day which is Rev. 3:9: "Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee."
ReplyDeleteIf you start from 3:5 you will see the whole picture: that of a not-so-powerful overcomer who holds on to His faith and belief no matter what.
Indeed, people reap what they sow: those who sowed faith will reap happiness and bounty; those who sowed lies and deception to shame and perdition. God is indeed wonderful.
Reminding me a lot of my readings from Psalms and of the Beatitudes.
The words of the Bible are indeed true!