Sunday, October 30, 2011
Re: [MC74 and Friends] my additional entry for CHILDREN
Hello MC, BT, Thuan, HL & PNEH friends...
MC, I vote for you as most dedicated photographer and your photo of the baby against his mother's chest is the most gorgeous, I love the expression on his face, and the contrasting prints wrapping him...
Thuan oi, your kids are very cute and joyful.
HL, love your photo of the monk
Here is my contribution...
Photos of the orphans at Maison Chance and Chua Thien Linh in Vietnam... At Maison Chance, some of the children were physically handicapped but everybody was cheerful, enthusiastic and playful. At Chua Thien Linh (a visit organized by Action Compassion and VOSA), the head monk has taken in all children abandoned by their family although the facilities were cramped and in shambles. The children were so cute, shy and touching.
Cheers
Caro
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Hi Caro
ReplyDeleteThank you for your vote and generous compliment. It helps brightening up my weekend despite the snow and loss of electricity :-).
I love your photos. They are truly beautiful and so touching. They give us a different image of children, the less fortunate ones.
MC
Hello Caro
ReplyDeleteVery moving, heart warming pictures of orphans, unfortunate children of a lesser God, of sort, without a normal family life, but still not alone,
thanks to the act of love, kindness, compassion provided by Maison Chance,
and Chua Thien Linh
It was so nice to see them enjoying each other's company, in the spirit of friendship, and camaraderie, with somewhat, a sense of inner peace reflected in their cheerful, playful, innocent looks
Quang
Thanks for the photos Caro, as you pointed out there is a difference in the
ReplyDeletechildren at the two orphanages, the ones in the second picture look a lot
more solemn except for the cute smiling little guy on the front right, breaks
your heart.
BT
Hi Caro,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the pictures of the orphans. They are very touching. It breaks my heart looking at those innocent faces, knowing they do not have parents to love them, unlike our own children who are so much more fortunate.
T.