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Hey flickrmates! I'm back from Philippines!! Heehh:) Apparently, I uploaded a buncha photos today to catch up and uhh, they're all taken in the Philippines :)
I miss PI already and I just got here. *lesigh*
من آثآر الفضآوة ..
سويت تعديل لوني بسيط على الصورة بالفوتوشوب
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سيروا هنا :)
This is my very first attempt to perfect the HDR photos. Tried on my rayban sunglasses.
Location : Male', Maldives
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i bought this sunglasses 4 joo as Gift <3
i hope she like it
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BTW
joo is a female XD not a male
and she is my BFFF ( best fu**ing friend forever ) XD
i love her ... she's know every thing about me
and she's my sis elly mawldt-ha my mom
kl afkarna are the same ... in every thing
n' when i feel bad ... she make me laugh n' happy
n' when i feel happy .. she make my world rock
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every girl need a friend like JOO
god bless her
oO allah la y7rmni mnha oO mn glbha al aby9'
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Photo By : Me
Model : Me :P
The mummified remains of monk Loung Por Daeng which is on display at Wat Kunaram in Baan Saket on the island of Samui, Thailand.
Loung Por Daeng, born in 1894,was a well-respected family man within the local community on Koh Samui, and first become ordained as a monk when he was in his early twenties. He exited the monkhood, married and had six children, a few of whom still live on the island today. Upon reaching fifty, Loung Por Daeng, whose full name is Phra Khru Samathakittikhun (Dang Piyasilo), decided to dedicate the latter part of his life to Buddhism and was reordained as a monk in 1944.
Loung Por Daeng died in 1974. He is still sitting in the original cross-legged meditation position as when he died, and his skin is very white in contrast to mummies that have been specifically embalmed where the skin usually takes on a darker tone. When his eyes fell into his head (don't be squeamish), the monks at the temple fitted him with some sunglasses (Raybans, of course!) and he still wears the traditional orange robes of monkhood.
He remains in impeccable condition considering he died 33 years ago.