I found these faces painted on the side of a building in my neighborhood. I'm not sure what they mean, or why they're there. Any comments?
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3 comments:
1) As I always say, 'Nice pic!'
You took this picture near the old man's supermarket, right?
This is the drawing of two Jangsongs. Jangsong is a wooden man to which if a married woman prays, she can have a son, according to an old legend.
2) By the way, I think Andrew or Sean mentioned the ticket, maybe I saw them when I was in the U.S.
I think it's pretty cool, having something old between brothers. I wonder if I had such a thing with my sister.
Oh, when we were young, we watched this children's TV show from Mexico, almost religiously. Also, we rode roller skates all the time together. :)
3) Oh, by the way, Andrew didn't say anything about the new rule. What was that?
Was it something like, 'it is not about leaving many commments at once but about visiting your blog as often as possible?'
I don't remember very clearly so please, let us know the rule to have a fair game. ;)
4) Well, Sean, I will be honest. I was pretty impressed. However, it doesn't mean that I give in. This game will go on as long as Andrew keeps taking wonderful pictures. haha
5) Another week is about to start. Hope everybody has a wonderful week, and again, Andrew, it's a nice picture. ;)
Alice,
Thank your for the continued commenting! Also, thank you for explaining the picture! I had no idea I was taking a picture of Jangsongs...
Andrew
no prob! ;)
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