They are tibetan prayer flags! I used to have some in my student days, because being a bit of a hippy made me feel cool.
I never knew you had another blog! I'm pretty lazy, so I'll probably just comment on your writey blog,and just silently stalk this one when i feel like it. I'm going to check and see if anybody else has other blogs now. I could be missing out on a whole world of procrastination enabling goodness!
we were just in the vietnamese plaza for dinner and I was looking at the ones there hours ago and wondering why they were so ratty and why they aren't replaced. Now I know!
I've seen them here in Q-topia too.
ReplyDeleteHopefully someone will click twice and identify that language for us.
ReplyDeleteI think it's tibetan, and they have something to do with prayer.
ReplyDeleteThey are tibetan prayer flags! I used to have some in my student days, because being a bit of a hippy made me feel cool.
ReplyDeleteI never knew you had another blog! I'm pretty lazy, so I'll probably just comment on your writey blog,and just silently stalk this one when i feel like it. I'm going to check and see if anybody else has other blogs now. I could be missing out on a whole world of procrastination enabling goodness!
Thanks guys. Now I know to sit under that window when the desire for Tibetan prayer strikes. I think "My Writey Blog" would be a good blog title.
ReplyDeleteSierrosmith - I didn't notice the link until now. I guess they enjoy both meditation and grilling -- not a bad combination.
ReplyDeletewe were just in the vietnamese plaza for dinner and I was looking at the ones there hours ago and wondering why they were so ratty and why they aren't replaced. Now I know!
ReplyDeleteThat's why I like it here. I'm always learning.
It's like school, except without the constant hormonal insecurity.
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