Dear twin, fellows PNEH, painters, poets and Mr Kiu,
This afternoon, in between chores, I went out to my next door neighbors' garden and took some more photos for Fall.
And so here are my two additional entries for our theme Fall.
My second entry was inspired by this very short poem which IMHO, is one of the most beautiful love poems. It was written by the late professor Ddinh Ngoc. Mo^ , a wonderful tutor for my older siblings and a family friend. Some of you may recall that he was the very charming Monsieur ddo^' vui dde^? hoc.
Na(ng' nhay? mua' ngoai\ sa^n
La' vang\ bay trong gio'Va\ anh trong ma(t' em
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
MC
Em Ci oi,
ReplyDeleteAnh Liem di vang ... anh nao` nhay? trong mat em the? hi hi
Love your fall leaves and branches, I follow your footstep and
went out to take some fall pics ... vuon ong nha and ong hang
xom' van con xanh lam chi co'
1. cay moon leaf maple bat dau doi mau
2. cay Gingko thi da thanh blond :-)
Cheers,
BT
Wow, BiTi, brilliant, beautiful! I love your photos. For some reasons, lately I could not get my camera to behave when I used aperture priority, to do close up of leaves.
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PS: your question is very funny, it cracked me up. If you must know the answer sweetie, I am quoting my late grandma "hoi? ca^u gi\ ma\ ddu*o*ng\ ngang ca^m' chi?"
Thank you my dear Twin (ok, I won't ask whom ... just tell what kind of dance
ReplyDeletewas he doing? hi hi )
BT
TRAM OI TRAM OI , NANG NHAY MUA CHU ANH MA NHAY MUA TRONG MAT EM THI CON GI LA MAT CU VO NUA !!! HIHi
ReplyDeleteMy two dear partners in crime,
ReplyDeleteBiTi, did you hear that? hi hi. Listen to the voice of wisdom.
Hie^\n Lan, ddung' the^', anh ma\ nhay? mua' trong ma('t em, thi\ em chong' ma(t. la(n quay ra tre^n sa^n, he^t' ca? chup. hinh\ :-)
XOXO
MC