Indonesian things we like.

[Vanhelsing]

 

[snpark]

Disabled children? I'm confused.

 

[Vanhelsing]

Disabled children? I'm confused.

I guess your comment highlights how individuals can perceive situations differently and are perhaps predisposed to only being able to discern or focus on negative aspects of a scene. I see a lovely shared moment between a man (perhaps a father or family member) playing music to his son/nephew who is obviously overjoyed with the experience.

To me this image symbolizes how even when there may be difficulty in life some of us have the capacity to enrich another person's life in the simplest of ways.

 

[snpark]

Well next time provide some context and clarification. Not all of us are as smart as you Sir

 

[snpark]

I see a crippled kid shouting at an old man to shut the hell up making a racket while he's trying to get a nap

 

[Wisnu]

Simple but very strong and deep picture. Nice composition and colour.

 

[Jaime C]

Well next time provide some context and clarification. Not all of us are as smart as you Sir

Or you could just leave snarky messages all the time.

 

[snpark]

Or you could just leave snarky messages all the time.

Yes boss

 

[Puspawarna]

I think it's a beautiful picture.

 

[Vanhelsing]

 

[Ruserious]

I think it's a beautiful picture.

I'm with snpark on this one. Yes a beautiful picture but doesn't really fit with the thread title imo

 

[waarmstrong]

What you see says more about you than the picture.

 

[Vanhelsing]

Foolish of me to think people might like to identify an aspect of Indonesia they enjoy or like I suppose - most would rather nitpick and bicker.

This is without doubt the most tedious gloom-ridden uninspiring expat forum I've ever been a part of.

 

[Puspawarna]

Yes a beautiful picture but doesn't really fit with the thread title imo

Not to put words in Van's mouth, but perhaps among the Indonesian things Van likes are the ability to experience joy in modest circumstances, the bonding between parents and children, and the ability to accept limitations.

 

[vocalneal]

Not all of us are as smart as you Sir

How I love sarcasm.

 

[snpark]

Not to put words in Van's mouth, but perhaps among the Indonesian things Van likes are the ability to experience joy in modest circumstances, the bonding between parents and children, and the ability to accept limitations.

And to copy / paste