Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand, Poems on Jun 30th, 2005 1 Comment »
tears in the morning, today is the day to say goodbye.fears of the report cardtears friends are leavingfears of what the next school year will be liketears because everything changesfears of how can I cope with all these farewells.tears I hate saying goodbyefears is life always this hard?
Posted in Deutsch Sprachige Seite on Jun 28th, 2005 No Comments »
Wir hatten am Samstag unsere Abschlussfeier an der CDSC. 15 von 17 Lehrer (nicht die Thai Lehrer gezählt) verlassen die Schule. Die Feier begann um 10.30 und am 12.15 war der erste Teil vorbei. Alle Kinder die jetzt aus der Schule kommen wurden verabschiedet, die Kids und Eltern haben die Lehrer verabschiedt etc etc. […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand, Chiang Mai on Jun 27th, 2005 6 Comments »
She’ll kill me when she sees this lol
Posted in Deutsch Sprachige Seite, Tsunami -Thailand on Jun 27th, 2005 No Comments »
Nachdem ich von Khau Lak, Thailand zurück kam habe ich stundenlang im Internet sachen über den Tsunmie gesucht. Ich wollte soviel wie möglich lesen. Ich las Erlebnisberichte von Menschen aus der ganzen Welt, die entstehung von Tsunamie und mehr. Hier sind einige Links die ich sehr interesant fand. Halt auf Englisch aber leicht verständlich.
Before and […]
Posted in Poems on Jun 27th, 2005 No Comments »
BoringNo challenging conversation, endless words with no meaningNoise with no soundSongs with no musicBreath in, breath outClean a bottom, wipe a nose,Solve conflicts, cook, comfort and holdThen to tired to go to aerobics and watch tv instead.
Lillian, 29. August 2002
I wrote this poem when my little boy was 2 years old. What a difficult […]
Posted in Poems on Jun 25th, 2005 No Comments »
The Lord bless you and keep youthe Lord make his face shine upon you and be gracious to youthe Lord turn his face towards you and give you peace The Bible num 6,24-26
Posted in Third Culture Kids, Global Nomad on Jun 25th, 2005 3 Comments »
My youngest son is 4 1/2 and was born in Chiang Mai. He has been to Switzerland, once when he was 6 weeks old and once when he was almost 3. Obviously he doesn’t remember much. He remembers who had the biggest collection of Lego Bionicle Anyway, we were invited for lunch at […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand, Blog fun stuff on Jun 25th, 2005 3 Comments »
The world shortest personality test do it here and tell me what you are and yes, I know it’s pathetic but I love these tests
My results…hmmmmm Not sure about the ”most alive when seducing someone part” but the rest…
Your Personality Profile
You are sexy, powerful, and bold.
You’re full of […]
Posted in Tsunami -Thailand on Jun 24th, 2005 No Comments »
People have asked me if its safe to travel to places near the Andaman Sea. Ha ha!! If I were more prophetic I would tell you the dates and strength of the next earthquakes and tsunamis. But , seeing I do not have this revelation I just go by what everyone else says.
I read […]
Posted in Chiang Mai on Jun 23rd, 2005 No Comments »
Even low budget tourists can enjoy a massage in Chiang Mai
Thai Massage An oil-less massage performed on the floor and designed to increase flexibilitydecrease stress and promote a balanced state of mind, body and spirit. Force applied to pressure points, muscles and ligaments combined with stretching and bending elongates the spine, decompresses the […]
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