I was miffed that I couldn't find a photograph from a Web page that I had come across a while ago, using many variants of words I remembered from the page in Google search. I left a tab with a search open in my browser, and after a few weeks looked at the tab again today. I'm not sure if the page reloaded the search or something, but it seems like a new first result appeared since when I left it, and it was related to what I was looking for. I guess the Google crawl had updated since the last search. Go Google.
I'm not sure why I wanted to find the photograph. It's pretty random. It's a picture from Time magazine's What the World Eats, Part III, of a woman in full hijab with henna decorations on her hands. I thought, neat, the women will still find a way to adorn the only visible body part. Though I read from the related page that the henna decorations were for a wedding she was attending.
So I've now given up my privacy and turned on Google Web history for both search and browsing.
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Hijab and Henna Hands
Posted by dancing dragon at 9:57 PM
Labels: society and world
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