A L O H A !
Is This My Beloved Chinatown?
" Those who cannot
change their minds
cannot change
anything. "
George Bernard Shaw
cannot change
anything. "
George Bernard Shaw
All Signs Point to "Yes"
" When
a true genius appears,
you can know her
by this sign: that all
the dunces
are in a confederacy
against her. "
Jonathan Swift
a true genius appears,
you can know her
by this sign: that all
the dunces
are in a confederacy
against her. "
Jonathan Swift
Mountains
Still There
Still There
Corrugated Awnings -
Much Remains the Same
Old Faces Do Hang About.
He's an "Old Gangsta"
See His forehead?
Have You Ladies Seen
La Muse of Chinatown?
(The eyes looking upward are
watching my hands take this shot, see?)
Has ANY-BUNNY
Seen La Muse?
Seen La Muse?
[Nice Spring Kimono]
Even Maneki-Neko,
"Beckoning Cat"
Has New Attitude.
[and some fishy new pals]
[and some fishy new pals]
As Always There Were
Hints of Magic & Inspiration.
She Has Been Here -
I Loved
This Golden Typewriter
This Golden Typewriter
When I Downloaded These Pics
I Found
She Had Been With Me
All Along!
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You live in such a fascinating placeCloudia.
ReplyDeleteGreat tour! I always try to visit Chinatown when I'm in a new city if they have one. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection of photos!
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Enjoyed this and last post so much Cloudia, the images are so much fun and the words wise. Love to visit China Town on my travels.
ReplyDeleteI love to visit Chinatowns! Your Images were a delight.
ReplyDeleteDunces sure do have a lot of power in our world it seems.
ReplyDeletean interesting place!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful that blog, love it.
ReplyDeleteWindow shopping... How fun!
ReplyDeleteYour visits mean the world to me. ♥
ReplyDeleteI find it hard to believe that you and your muse are ever separated. Or not for long anyway.
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed an ancient looking typewriter!
ReplyDeleteI'm blooming again to try youth again! The window Muse wears nothing in a town full of layered kimonos? Must walk around Chinatown more the next trip.
ReplyDeleteSoaring green mountains behind a little city is not seen in Kansas...DrumMajor
Thanks, 3 amigos!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Pixie would like you to bring her some fishie friends!
ReplyDelete;-)
What lovely lamps and lampposts! And a very cool 'gangsta'!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I do see! You have mused me well with these photos, loving that wee little bunny too. Your mojo rocks so well for my whinny soul today, that I must go back over this post again!
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy the beauty in photo one, and it brings the thought to why in our malls (actually everywhere lately here in Minnesota) our girls and boys in windows have NO heads! I hate it! Yikes we've lost our heads!
ReplyDeleteI love having my muse alive! I often wonder why Minneapolis doesn't have a true Chinatown? It's a mystery to me.
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