therapeutic to the soul and soothing to the ears.
Many restaurants or eating places will build
a fountain
around like this one or at the entrance of a restaurant.
Aesthetically, a fountain is pleasing to the eyes in a shopping mall.
To the Chinese, the pronounciation of the word for water in the Cantonese dialect
sounds the same as money...so money talks and rings.
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Thanks for your kind words over at mine, Twilite - it means a lot to me!
(Like your fountain pictures, and what you say - interesting)
Fountains in American are a magnet for teenage pranksters: Late at night they love pouring a bottle of liquid soap into them. Next morning, there's bubbles all over the place. Next time I see a bubbly fountain there will be a picture the next day on my blog. Kids will always be kids, Lea.
Nice pictures.
Annelisa: You're thought of and supported in prayers during the days of absence. Take care. Wishing your best friend better days though.
Bob: What a gap in difference of cultures view of life and things!
This is a beautiful fountain...how nice to be able to enjoy it while you're dining. I love fountains.
I love fountains. restaurants that have fountains woudl get my business.
Fountains are fascinating. Do you throw pennies in them for good luck?
MOI: hahaha...not for this one. Coming to think about this, there isn't one I know that we throw coins in, unlike the ones in Rome? or elsewhere.
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