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Hemantha Kumar Pamarthy
Chennai, India
Perhaps not enough of Laos for you dear Hemanth, but I did see quite a bit of this beautiful, peaceful country through your eyes :) When we all go to Laos, God willing, would definitely want to taste Roshan Bhai ka khana. With unexploded bombs still around, if those people are leading a calm and quite life, really something in their genes instilled by Buddhism 🙏 Ending with a thathasthu for all your wishes to be fulfilled in future visits 😊💐
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Maya!
ReplyDeleteThank you also for patiently going through all my blogs and responding to them.
Much valued.
Yes, let us all try to visit the place at the earliest!
Best wishes and warm regards
Hemantha Kumar Pamarthy