Lao Tzu Second Thoughts
A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving. That's according to Lao Tzu. The real late Lao Tzu! I have referred to my fellow traveler, the sack Buddha, as Lao Tzu at first. Lao Tzu, the sack Buddha, became the glorious Holy Shih in the company of Pha Khin Phat. Pha Khin Phat is my pet name for Hotei, the fat laughing Buddha well known for its girth and the luck it gives to gamblers when they rub his fat belly. The Chinese word Shih to my understanding denotes to some poetic verse, maybe some kind of ejaculations, whatchamacallit as glorious orgasmic experiences to celibate monks. A journey to a thousand miles begins with a single step... Lao Tzu said so, again. The journey also started with a mobile post on Facebook while waiting for my flight to Philadelphia. The Holy Shih has graced a lot of some glorious travels, mostly cheesy and full or corn, ever since I watched the movie Amélie. The glorious Holy Shih Tzu meets Ate Guy! Unknown to Ate Guy, she an...