Another day in paradise.
Thank you, that one sums it up nicely!
Best I could find on short notice. I'll see if I can find some more.
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How about that! @John53 taught me something...........Thanks, you're a Newt Nerd.
I drove an hour to see a giant Buddha. I wish we could have stayed longer, but I had to come back to take LeeAnder to the doctor.
Waiting on Sam to go get our friend. Sam can handle one kid alone, but not both. He needs back up. (This isn't a reflection on him... Ares and Yudhi together require a pro.)
Waiting on Sam to go get our friend. Sam can handle one kid alone, but not both. He needs back up. (This isn't a reflection on him... Ares and Yudhi together require a pro.)
How large was the Buddha?
His name is Wayne.
A red eft. Nice picture. One of yours?
We Never Know
No Slack
Yep. It was quite popular back then lol
Not mine, I don't think I've ever seen a newt/salamander. But I live not far from ßalamander Bay but it was named after a boat I think.
That's not something I was aware of.
Strange, that you wouldn't have some sort of dangerous, venom-shooting salamander that can kill at 10 paces. If you did have them, that would be the kind I suspect would live in Australia.
He could look in my second story window, if he'd have wanted to.
The internet is full of sites or you can choose color and font at CafePress.
And that pro is, of course, you.
Picture or web site with picture?
I came back to a grade A fit.
Sigh
Theravada Dhamma Society of Iowa - Temples Vibhaga
More than 1,000 attendees came to Theravada Dhamma Society of Iowa, a Buddhist temple in Marshalltown, to celebrate the completion of one of the largest images of Buddha in the United States. Families flocked in waves on Sunday to a massive 18-feet-tall, 12-square-feet-wide Buddha statue to take...
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It's interesting to me that Buddhism split into two major schools. When I was learning about Buddhism, Tibetan and Zen attracted me and both are from the Mahayana tradition.Theravada Dhamma Society of Iowa - Temples Vibhaga
More than 1,000 attendees came to Theravada Dhamma Society of Iowa, a Buddhist temple in Marshalltown, to celebrate the completion of one of the largest images of Buddha in the United States. Families flocked in waves on Sunday to a massive 18-feet-tall, 12-square-feet-wide Buddha statue to take...