Stories from and about Thailand
Every culture has its own distinct cuisine, and there is nothing of which the Thais are more proud than their food, and rightly so. My initiation was of course the (in)famous Khao Man Gai, and it is for all intents and purposes a good stand-by if you really can’t find … Read more...
Continue reading...→There is nothing in the world like getting used to different kinds of creepy crawlies that you’ve never seen before. I had my 6 weeks of initiation on the beach, and one of the most entertaining introductions was to the small lizards that come out at night and populate … Read more...
Continue reading...→I have mentioned various questions before this, and there are plenty more, but there are also a whole slew of other questions that I won’t necessarily discuss, I will let them speak for themselves as comment would be superfluous, and they are not necessarily part of the core 20 questions you … Read more...
Continue reading...→I did a lot of motorcycle driving when I was at my post in Ratchaburi, but every so often I just didn’t want to deal with the hassle of staying out of the way of the lumbering ten-wheel trucks, or deal with the ever-present white-capped ninjas that … Read more...
Continue reading...→I alluded to questions in one of the earlier entries of this blog dealing with Thailand, and of course the initial thoughts about writing a book with the title “20 Questions”. There are naturally other things besides the questions which a first-time visitor to Thailand might have to … Read more...
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