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Here I was rubbing shoulders with a tribal chief. This Kelabit chief from the Bario highlands of Borneo was not only big in his position as a chief. He was also a very big man physically.
When I asked to take a photo with him, he obliged, but he probably wonder why. My friends tease that I was flirting.
Please note his long ears.
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Oh you again! Once upon a time.
You weren't flirting, were you? The chief is definitely a big man.
Very cool, Ann! I'm glad he allowed you to take his photo.
It's fun to have your picture with a tribal chief; it seems like he was quite happy to let you do that.. I wish you had told us where you were when it was taken.
I'm only looking at you, you are beautiful!
yeah, I suspect that you WERE flirting; nothing wrong with that.
ROG, ABC wednesday team
What a fun memory for T day.
Great shot for T this week. That was gracious of him to let the photo be taken.
Hi again, to answer your question, Did I watch the movie Move it, move it, you know as a matter of fact I did. I thought it was really cute. I think I posted it on one of my other blogs a few months ago.
Thanks for your visit to Ann's Moody Blues today.
He is indeed a huge man compare to the size of regular Asian man. He is nice to agree for picture taking ^_^
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
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Great picture, Ann... Glad the Chief allowed you to take his picture. Were you flirting??? (Maybe --just a little!!!! ha)
Thanks for sharing.
Hugs,
Betsy
I think you have the most original post for ABC Wednesday. I love this sweet picture and I didnotice the ears. Its like the tradition of the Masai men in Kenya.
Have never met a chief before. An aside--you were cute then, you're beautiful now.
Great shot. He is a big man.
HE LOOKS VERY REGAL...IMPRESSIVE,
He looks autocratic hehehe.
Time is Precious
I don't think you're flirting, just that sometimes when we go traveling, we tend to take photos of everything not found in our homeland...kekekekkeke
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