Archive for August 9th, 2005

“The Story of Jan Darra”

August 9, 2005
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“The Story of Jan Darra”

A scene from the movie Jan Dara After I wrote my last blog about “Letters from Thailand”, I received numerous excellent suggestions from other bloggers here for expanding my own shelf of Thai lit — a pretty sparse shelf indeed as it housed only the one book which was threatening to topple over at...
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Tweety Birds on a Chiang Rai Hillside

August 9, 2005
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Tweety Birds on a Chiang Rai Hillside

A caveat to any amateur (or pro) ornithologist reading this blog. This is neither an entry about my search for a new species of aviary mystique in the jungles of Northeast Thailand, nor is it an essay about Warner Brothers’ influence on Thai culture. No, the tweety birds to which I am referring were...
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Stories….From Thailand

August 9, 2005
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Stories….From Thailand

Life has certainly become a lot more hectic recently. I’ve had a whole legion of enthusiastic new students knocking on me door asking to learn English. Then on top of that, I’m busy helping me fiancee with our wedding arrangements for October. But, I started this ‘bloggo section’ of mine, so I just gotta...
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Posted in Stories from the past | 9 Comments »

1979: New To The Kingdom

August 9, 2005
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The newlyweds flew in from Hong Kong that early monsoon morning from Kowloon, Hong Kong. We’d met a fellow traveller at KaiTak airport who told us of the wonderful land of Thailand, a place full of green tropical jungle, rice paddy, Pagodas by the score and the river city of Bangkok. The greeness filled...
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