Coconut Seller In Thiravanamalai
Photography By El-Branden Brazil
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2 comments:
Dear Gary,
Thank you, as always, for the kind remarks. I am very happy that you enjoy my blog. I plan to be a little more regular with my posts, than I have been of late.
As for whether we must suffer the bad as well as the good: How can we appreciate what is good, without having experienced some of the bad. Happy-go-lucky people are never imbued with much insight.
Best wishes,
Branden
I read yesterday, that the Chinese character for 'disaster', also stands for 'new beginning'. Out of the bad, can come good.
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