by Tony in Thailand | Oct 26, 2018 | Living in Isaan
Happy Days in Isan Reflection of life over a glass of chilled wine You know how you get after a couple of wines (or whatever), in my case kindly donated by recent visitors? Life seems pretty good and despite all the challenges of living in Thailand, there’s...
by Tony in Thailand | Oct 26, 2018 | Living in Isaan, Wat/temple
We recently spent five days laying 6,000 bricks to expand the paths in our tropical garden so it was nice to do something very different for a day that didn’t involved bricks and concrete. We received an invitation from Richard, an American blog reader, a little...
by Tony in Thailand | Oct 24, 2018 | Living in Isaan
We had a day in and around Udon Thani, our nearest large city, to lodge my 90 day report at Immigration. Does that sound boring? Well it might be unless you dip into some of the available attractions that make an administrative chore the basis of a fun day on the...
by Tony in Thailand | Oct 24, 2018 | Living in Isaan
Awk Phansa marks the end of the three-month Buddhist Lent period and the traditional end of the rainy season. The final day of the Buddhist Lent period falls on the full-moon day of the eleventh lunar moon and is known in most parts of Thailand as Awk Phansa, although...
by Tony in Thailand | Sep 16, 2018 | Living in Isaan
June had as its main activity the restoration of an Isaan rice storage hut, which I covered in detail in this post HERE, Bun Bang Fai, the Isaan rocket festival, covered HERE and a Ghost Mask festival in Dan Sai HERE. I obviously won’t repeat these posts and as...
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