A part of me

April 13, 2014

A rare flower from my homeland, Cambodia
I may not be there when you need me, but a part of me laughs when you’re happy and cries when you’re sad, the other part stays strong to pray for you. That’s the best thing a far friend can do.

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  8. Reply  

    Jayesh Thakkar

    April 13, 2014

    A true friend is a rare flower. Thanks for the flowers, good night jen.

  12. Reply  

    Durga Giri

    April 13, 2014

    YOUR HOMELAND FLOWER IS BEAUTIFUL HAPPY J S

  13. Reply  

    Jayant Sahu

    April 13, 2014

    Hello Js u r a rare beauty
    Amazing flowers

  24. Reply  

    Ashok Kumar

    April 13, 2014

    Friendship
    Good afternoon Ms. Jendhamuni Sos

  26. Reply  

    Ernesto Plaza

    April 13, 2014

    A beautiful flower from a beautiful heart. I just love reading your words Jendhamuni. The world would be a much better place with more people like you my dear. But I know God has only made one of you…

  27. Reply  

    Ashok Kumar

    April 13, 2014

    Yes, but happy to talk to you
    Thank you
    Have a pleasant day Ms. Jendhamuni Sos

  31. Reply  

    Ashraf. Tantawi

    April 13, 2014

    And there is other part of me is asking always the best for you in best
    life.. ..

  33. Reply  

    Emilyn Odrada

    April 13, 2014

    Beautiful! Really rare it‘s the first time I saw this kind of flower. I like flowers, thanks for sharing this Jen!

  34. Reply  

    aliyu jamiu

    April 13, 2014

    oh! jen,a part of me will always like to have your words of wisdom. for sure a good friend are to pray for each other.

  37. Reply  

    Luci Young

    April 13, 2014

    YOU, ARE A GREAT FRIEND, FAR ON LAND AND ACROSS WATER, FAR IN AIR, BUT YOU ARE RIGHT HERE NEAR IN MY EVERYDAY. MY MIND MY HEART. MY PRAYERS, MY BRAVE ONE. +Jendhamuni Sos

  38. Reply  

    William Carmona

    April 13, 2014

    Es una especie rn verdad muy rara pero tiene forma y colorido muy especial

  40. Reply  

    Audie Ramos

    April 13, 2014

    Yes, rare flower. ..but just always wear a smile, and never be sad, I will always pray for you friend

  41. Reply  

    Thomas Farr

    April 13, 2014

    Beautiful flower very colourful happy colors

  42. Reply  

    Crystal Munoz

    April 13, 2014

    Hahahahahahahhahahhahahahahahahhahahhahahahhahahhqhahahah

  45. Reply  

    Mahesh chandra

    April 13, 2014

    i have seen this flower when i was young in a friends house in mysore india

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    Chumki Bhattacharya

    April 14, 2014

    Jendhamuni Sos,we have the same flower here in India ,call it "nagkasar" in my language .Don't know its english name .:-)

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    KK Kiren

    April 14, 2014

    God Bless. Cambodia has seen tough times , but nature will recompense that. Beautiful picture!

  69. Reply  

    MANISHA R BATHIJA

    April 14, 2014

    Inside in center of petals it looks a baby doll ! Wonders of nature and nature a woder of God!!!

  75. Reply  

    Smt Bardhan

    April 14, 2014

    What is the name of this rare beautiful flower?

  81. Reply  

    malathi malathi.b

    April 14, 2014

    In India, it is called "nagalinga poo". Naga-snake. Linga–god Shiva. Poo-flower. The flower looksgos like as if a snake is guarding the god with its petels. It has got a rare fragrance,and the flower belongs to gods,and hence in India people won't keep the flowers on hair for decorations.

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    H L ANAND

    April 14, 2014

    How u come to know some body is sad?

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