Getting Caught Up - "Bent At The Waist"
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I have not been blogging much lately which is not to say that I have not
been busy.
I have finally gotten around to making available to the public a book t...
Rapid regional growth ahead
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Sorry no have Aspirin bring your own for now
Over the past three weeks I had been attempting to purchase 500mg Aspirin
in this, and nearby provinces....
My Thai Princess, Nong Ja.
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[image: Nong Ja Thailand]
My little Thai princess and I were off swimming again the other weekend.
[image: Nong Ja Thailand]
Ja absolutely loves the water a...
Khao soi noodle making Tai Neua style
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Women of the ethnic group Tai Neaua in Muang Sing make delicious rice
noodles by hand. These are a staple food sold in the market and eaten in
local dishes...
Debao Gexu
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Debao is known for its special breed of horse the small horse only a little
taller than 1 meter in height. But from the last few years they had
developed a...
Books report
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TBR progress:
So far, I've read 8 books this year. Unfortunately, I went to a bookshop
this past week, got new books and started on those.
Up till now, I'...
"A Woman of Bangkok" is Back!
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The great news is that, "A Woman of Bangkok", Jack Reynolds' classic novel
published in 1956 in New York and London is at last back in print.If you
scan d...
Thank You For Helping Bounchan
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Original PostMy friend Bounchan asked me for help last July. He's seventeen
and he's been a novice monk at a local temple for four years since he was
thirt...
Thai Festivals in November 2010
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November in Thailand sees some of my favourite festivals. These include *Loy
Krathong* (21st November 2010), *Surin Elephant Round-Up* (20-21 November
20...
2 comments:
I've really enjoyed your photos of Pha That Luang...looks magical!
thank you :)
some day i hope to visit That Luang during the Boun That Luang festival & see the place at its most magical.
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