Monthly Archives: January 2012
57 posts
Water Reservoir I am not at all a country gal, having been brought up in the city, but I really enjoy being outside and I like watching projects progress. So […]
Thai Wheat I really need to catch up on the numerous blogs that I planned to write before my holiday. There are two posts specifically that I wanted to write […]
On a trip to the United States, Leon Sexton talks about what will happen if Americans continue to remove God from their families and their nation.
India Cyclone Warning Cyclone Thane is expected to strike India’s south eastern coast soon on early Friday morning. Currently, there are extremely windy conditions in cities like Puducherry with many […]
Children of the Covenant Supplemental I told a visiting friend last month that I believed that US/NATO troops would soon be invading Syria. The reason I believe this is because […]
Happy Father’s Day! Today marks the 84th birthday of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. It is also National Father’s Day. Here is a rundown of some Thai website landing pages today. Some […]
American Thanksgiving…Thai Style Living overseas can be a little difficult sometimes. Mostly, it is exciting and fun, but when events or holidays happen at home, it can be a little […]
Lahu Thanksgiving It’s been a few weeks of Lahu cultural events! (And, yes, an American cultural event as well, but that’s next post!) A couple weeks ago I finally went […]
Lahu Wedding Weddings are truly a cultural experience. Weddings in Thailand – at least those I have been too – are similar to religious ceremonies in the US in that […]