Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand on May 25th, 2005 No Comments »
The futsol game held at Asia Pacific International School was so much fun. Apparently futsol used to be street soccer which turned into what is now Futsol. Indoor soccer. Each team has 5 player and the field is small. Its a very fast game . The games were held at Asia Pacific International School www.apis.ac.thThere were […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand on May 24th, 2005 No Comments »
Living in a different culture isn’t always easy. One of the first things we learnt are the does and don’ts in Thailand. One thing that was really hard for me to get used to was, not to point with my feet. I couldn’t believe how often I point to something with my feet. I point […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand on May 22nd, 2005 6 Comments »
I think I could almost win a million dollars because of all the things I had to do while my husband was travelling.
I’d be the Winner of Amazing Race :
*finding garages to change and fix tires, finding a garage for 4 wheel drive, calling a tow company to fix the truck ( in thai […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand on May 22nd, 2005 No Comments »
The temperature has gone down a lot. Today its only 33º C. After our outing to the park I have piles of washing. Thank God I have a washing machine. Its a top load and only works with cold water. The controls are digital and the machine plays a little melody when the program […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand on May 22nd, 2005 1 Comment »
Went camping at Ob Kham National Park. 10 families. Its a 40 minute drive from Chiang Mai. Part of the road is really good. The last part of the road is a dirt road . A bit hard on the cars not built for off road driving.
It was so much fun. We swam in […]
Posted in Poems, Tsunami -Thailand on May 21st, 2005 No Comments »
I was down in Phuket, Khau Lak on the the 1st of january 2005. It was devastating. I will write some more but it has been so hard to put in words what I saw. Heres is one of the first poems I wrote !
Impressions
Palm trees and the beach as we know it.
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Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand on May 19th, 2005 No Comments »
Here are some more old wive’s tales from Thailand:
(1) Do not walk over lemon grass because the baby will come out with a withered leg.
(2) Do not enter the chapel when an ordination is in process because you will then have a difficult delivery.
(3) Do not watch an eclipse of the sun and the moon […]
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