Hello There !
Long time no post. I have some DIYs up my sleeves but I am obsessed with this little guy … The kids named him ” Butter “. He spends much of the day… Continue reading
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Kwai in the City
There’s a floating market near the Kanchanaphisek road where you can hand feed water buffaloes fresh grass and bananas. The owner also lets visitors sit on the water buffalo and take pictures. However… Continue reading
Happy New Year !
To a new beginning ! The Thai new year is 2555 which is read ” song ha-ha-ha “. I have a feeling this will be an exceptionally happy funny year. I’ve been sewing… Continue reading
When Kids Run Too Wild…
I let them watch RRCherrypie’s Youtube Channel. It is full of Japanese kitchen toys. My kids are especially fond of the Konapun ones, a discontinued brand where one can make fake… Continue reading
Retail Therapy @ IKEA Bangna
We felt secure enough to get the car back from higher grounds. Where else to celebrate than a drive to the newly opened IKEA ? ^o^ … in which we were stuck in… Continue reading
Updates and a Late Morning Walk
Our area is dry so far. The mass of water that is traveling south, diverted west and is now headed to Rama II road. The other mass north of us is stuck in… Continue reading
Check Your Tap Water Quality Online
I found this site ( Real Time Tap Water Quality Monitoring System – by the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority ) several days ago, but was scratching my head as to how to read the… Continue reading
100,000 EM Balls…
… are on a making in Amarin Plaza ( old Sogo dept store ) until Nov 5. EM stands for ” Effective Microorganisms “. They are the good guys who will fight the… Continue reading
Recently in my area …
Hugs to all Bangkokians during this chaotic time. I guess those who live in risky areas like me pass the day with a big fat cloud looming over our heads, thinking ” will… Continue reading
Understand the Bangkok Flood
http://www.youtube.com/user/roosuflood#p/a/u/1/b8zAAEDGQPM The first part of an info-graphic video created by a group of creative volunteers to help Bangkokians understand how the flood happened and what to do next without losing our heads. The… Continue reading
