JenT and Cardinal Guzman, both WordPress.com bloggers, published posts on the topic of 2016 in review.
It got me wondering what had stuck a chord with my readers in 2016. In fact, nothing did the way one photo got a lot of attention a couple of years ago. It is this photo of a auto-rickshaw driver in Delhi. I think someone in Delhi who recognised the driver must have come across the photo and then his friends and everyone in Delhi looked for it.
Back to the photo at the top of this article. I saw it in the folder on my hard drive today and want to make it the motto for the coming year. And the motto is – Peace.
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I spent several months in Delhi. Drove auto rickshaws all over the place. It’s the easiest way to get around in Delhi. 😀
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And great for improving one’s nerves 🙂
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Lovely portraits! The colors do so much also to set the mood.
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It’s interesting that you mention it. I didn’t ‘think’ about the colours of clothing when I was in India – women wore coloured saris, monks wore red robes, but I didn’t think it was colourful. I mean, it seemed natural. If I saw a street of women wearing saris or monks wearing red robes in England, then I would think it was colourful. 🙂
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Amen to that wish. 2016 has been such a volatile year that I will be happy to see the back of it, however, I suspect we are heading into “interesting times.”
Looking forward to seeing/posting more photos in 2017. 🙂
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Two people, two moments I remember still so vividly from our wonderful trip to India, oh hubby David — thanks for that!! What lovely memories to be cast into on the last day of the year. Yes, peace, an aspirational motto for us all world wide…
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Peace and Happiness for the New Year to you and yours David! Namaste
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And all the very best for the New Year to you and yours, Deb, and thank you for your kind approach to life in 2016 🙂
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Oh, and I almost missed it; LOVE the little graffiti over the monk’s shoulder. How INCREDIBLY perfect is that?!
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