This Week in Thai Food: Death by Spicy
After a five-week trip through Kazakhstan, South Korea, and Japan, I am finally back in Thailand after a six-month absence. The first thing
Read MoreAfter a five-week trip through Kazakhstan, South Korea, and Japan, I am finally back in Thailand after a six-month absence. The first thing
Read MoreI believe it was Chucky who said it best, “I’ll be back; I ALWAYS come back!” And so here I
Read MoreThe other day I walked into a camera store in Madison and asked to try a Nikon D7000. “Sorry we
Read MoreThere isn’t much in the Thai language that sounds even remotely familiar to me in English or anything, which makes
Read MoreI had time to kill before meeting someone downtown in Bangkok. As I stood there for a while with my
Read MoreI met Marko back in 2008 and in 2010 did this story about him for an in-flight magazine. Marko returned
Read More[I’ve even provided a soundtrack to today’s blog post. Now isn’t that nice? (Hit play on the YouTube vid at
Read MoreYou see some strange things at temples. Mummified babies, live crocodiles, a temple made of beer bottles, but this strange
Read MoreLast spring I spent a fascinating week in Myanmar. In preparation for my trip, I got some contact information from
Read MoreIf there is anything good about tragedy – and often there’s right little – it’s the good that surfaces in
Read MoreI was in a taxi at 7 a.m. taking the expressway right through the center of the city, passing over
Read MoreIt’s 7:30 p.m. and the gunshots continue beneath our building in Bangkok. We are in a very nice neighborhood in
Read MoreTroops marching toward Thai-Belgian bridge. Notice the traffic jam monitor is red where the protests are. How appropriate. So the
Read MoreTonight a few speakers were being hosted at the FCCT (Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand) downtown and a friend promised
Read MoreI returned to Silom Road in the afternoon and took a few more photos. A few small details had changed,
Read MoreI posted this update in a hurry over at NileGuide.com. Please follow the link or sign up to follow The
Read MoreIt amazes me sometimes how easy it is to live in a bubble. Without the TV or internet it is
Read MoreJust over a year ago the “Yellow Shirts” held Thailand captive by shutting down both Bangkok airports with sit-in protests
Read MoreThe Thai have both a solar and a lunar calendar. Plus with so much Chinese influence and ethnicity mixed into
Read MoreAs usual I am blogging from a few days past the event… so we interrupt this Cambodia story to give
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