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Bindi is wearing Mio jeans and a Mio waistcoat, a Nine9style tee-shirt with a Musedoll lace scarf at the wrist
Her necklace is by Orangebabydolly.
the most terrifying noise you'll ever hear, ever.
(and Bindi seems to be learning it from Pip the more they play like this, oh no!)
*~* The Rogue Bindis *~*
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Don't you want to be that to?
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I just feel as if I see things differently than most other people. Like, if they find the air cool, I’ll find it frigid. Or if they think of the grass as being wet and green, I’ll think of it as being dewy and emerald.
More often, I think I feel things stronger than others. While they may be sad over something they see on the news, I’ll be heartbroken. I’ll cry for hours. While they may feel “under the weather” one day, I’ll feel like I’ll never escape this pain I feel. While they may smile when being called pretty and then forget about it, I’ll remember it forever.
I feel like no one else understands how much it can hurt or heal to feel as if things happening to others happen to me 10000 times over, or things happening to myself make me feel so strongly that I could singlehandedly demolish my house and entire town with the explosives that weigh down my heart. I could easily chop down every tree in the world with my stubby fingernails alone I feel so much. I am strong and untouchable. Yet, incredibly weak. Fragile.
I guess I was just curious whether or not anyone else feels as I do.
Bindi......used for forehead decoration.....is said to retain energy and strengthen concentration....
It was a dreary week weather–wise in Snowdonia Wales last week.
But for one brief moment we saw blue skies, so I rushed out and got a photo of Bindi.
Five minutes later it was raining again!
Another portrait from the earlier stages of the Manaslu Circuit, where the people are comparatively more Westernised. This was taken around 2 hours outside of Arughat Bazaar.
The little girl here has a bindi, a traditional forehead decoration worn in a number of countries across South Asia. These are not every day decorations for many Nepalis, but as we were there during Dashain, Nepal's biggest festival, many people choose to wear one for the 15 days of the period.