Archive for August 30th, 2005

Rice Pancakes – Pak Moh

August 30, 2005
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Rice Pancakes – Pak Moh

If you are wandering around the market, you might spot a hawker cooking little delicate rice pancakes on a steamer. These are called ‘pak moh’ or ปากหม้อ in Thai. The steam cooker usually has at least one cone-shaped cover which is used in the cooking process. As you can see in the pictures, a...
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Bangkok: Here I Come!

August 30, 2005
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Bangkok: Here I Come!

It is amazing how sometimes wishes do come true! It was only last week that I was praying to make a return trip to Bangkok aka Krungthep Maha Nakorn. Well, I got into office this morning, and I was surprised to be assigned for an appointment / meeting next week in Bangkok. However, this...
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Know a shortcut?

August 30, 2005
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Anybody who has never experienced a traffic jam in Bangkok has not truly experienced Bangkok and anybody who has been a regular driver in Bangkok traffic jams should be granted a special award for courage and patience under extreme pressure. My route to and from work was pretty straightforward, on paper. I travelled straight...
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Why can’t we go see the elephants?

August 30, 2005
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Why can’t we go see the elephants?

After hearing this question throughout our trip to Thailand I finally thought long and hard about why we can’t go to see the elephants. For decades I have avoided taking my kids to the circus, animal shows, or some zoos because I was against seeing animals exploited for entertainment purposes. I just could not...
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