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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Our new kittens
My children are delighted! They were born last night so they are between 6-12 hours old. Cute cute !
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand
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Thaksin Shinawatra is back in Thailand…
Apparently thousands welcomed him in Bangkok, after his 17 months self-imposed exile. He was arrested after his arrival and will have to show up in court. Nice to be a billionaire. He won’t be spending the night in prison.. thats … Continue reading
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand
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Childrens Quote
Yesterday son7 was doing homework.. I was in the kitchen, of-course my little brother moesu would say, thats where women belong. Then I heard him call ” Earth calling mother, earth calling mother. We have a problem ”. Just cracked … Continue reading
Posted in Chiang Mai, Everyday Life in Thailand, Family
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Crepe from a foodstall
On Sunday we visited our friends for a quick visit and on the way over we stopped and bought a crepe for my husband and son7. The dough is very sweet and when finished crispy. As for filling, its more … Continue reading
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Photos from Burma, suffering continues
The photos I wrote about yesterday are only one side of Burma. The fighting against ethnic minority groups continues. There are over one million internally displaced people inside Burma, and approximately one million in refugee camps along the Thai/Burma boarder. … Continue reading
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