Sawasdee Krap!
The sinuous and sensual curves of Thai Buddha statues are completely different to their more austere cousins in Korea and Japan.
posted by james @ 9:20 PM
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Monday, July 25, 2005
The sinuous and sensual curves of Thai Buddha statues are completely different to their more austere cousins in Korea and Japan.
1 Comments:
Dear Buddha~
Make him love me. It's the only wish I hope forever.
Make me meet morning with him
, have tea with him and do
whatever with him.
Be with him all the time,
please. There is nothing that I hope.
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