Laos is the sort of country that embraces you in its sleepy haze and then makes you walk precariously placed gangplanks, in complete darkness, to get ashore. Really. Somehow, somewhen, somewhy, you surrender and learn to enjoy the process.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Slow Like Molasses
Laos is the sort of country that embraces you in its sleepy haze and then makes you walk precariously placed gangplanks, in complete darkness, to get ashore. Really. Somehow, somewhen, somewhy, you surrender and learn to enjoy the process.
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fab pics x
ReplyDeleteHi dear,
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful writing and what lovely pictures you have taken! I feel peaceful reading your blog entries, and happy too.
xo Jenny
Wow. What an amazing experience. Fab photos.
ReplyDeleteLovely blog.
x
spent a bleary night traveling on bus from hanoi to hue. i don't think the driver went faster than 40 mph the entire trip.
ReplyDeletepatience and surrendering. i had to do a lot of that while in vietnam for 3 weeks.
never made it to cambodia, although of course now i wish i had. beautiful photographs...
Thank you all for the comments!
ReplyDeletekristyb & Walk The Sand: Laos is super sleepy, but visually intense ... intense, in general.
erica: I never made it to northern or central Vietnam, but I heard it was beautiful. Yes, learning to surrender. I'm not surprised by your similar experience.
Jenny: Thank you for such kind words! I will post a white dress one of these days. Once, I practically lived in them.