"An edict during the persecution of Buddhism under Emperor Wuzong (r. 840-46) proscribed black robes (the preferred Tang color for Buddhist robes), linking them to 'pigs, dogs, black donkeys and oxen, and the like...because the Taoist priest wears yellow.'"
Bogel, Cynthea J. With a Single Glance: Buddhist Icon and Early Mikkyō Vision. Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press, 2009. pp. 135.
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RESEARCH
Much of Texas History Buried In Lost or Mutilated Documents
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they had two acres of land, adequate housing, and two trunks full of worthless German marks
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Photography was a sideline to their grave decorating business
The poured concrete over the grave and put sea shells in the concrete as decoration
Probably to sell more concrete and sea shells they made pictures of their projects
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Dead baby (sailor's),
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they had two acres of land, adequate housing, and two trunks full of worthless German marks
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Photography was a sideline to their grave decorating business
The poured concrete over the grave and put sea shells in the concrete as decoration
Probably to sell more concrete and sea shells they made pictures of their projects
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Dead baby (sailor's),
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TODAY IS OCTOBER
I remembered to say "bunny, bunny, rabbit" and somersault out of bed, so I think it's going to be a good one. It's even cold enough to wear my favorite shirt.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
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