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what’s going on
So I took the fam on a trip with my coworkers from the English program last week. We went to Hua Hin, which I had passed through but not enjoyed since our honeymoon. We saw the resort we had stayed at (Nern Chalet) and the massage parlor my dad got groped at, and the kids had a great time at the beach. Max learned how to stay underwater at the hotel pool, and was very proud of himself. Mina could put her face in the water, but is still scared to put her ears in, I think. I have many photos, but alas, the start of the new term is…
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Max was shocked to discover that his sister was actually a dinosaur.
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Salmon Lays
I somehow imagine this flavor would have come out in Japan rather than Thailand, either way, it wasn’t as bad as the salmon cream pizza I had in Tenri in the late 90’s.
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and the wind whispers
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Thai Spirit House on Top of a House
In Thai they are called san phra phum. Never seen one on top of a house before. Taken down the street from Max & Mina’s great grandmother’s house in Sankha, Surin Province, Thailand.
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Mina and a Monkey
@Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Chonburi, Thailand
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Nice Toilet Kit (Dusit Princess Korat)
We rockin rock glasses, foo! We leverage Agoda points gained by using our account for official trips, and can stay at all but the most expensive hotels in Thailand for very reasonable amounts. Link to the Dusit Princess Korat
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Korat Street Art
Some good, some not so good. The first two seem to have been walls for a building some time in the recent past, but now just serve to host art and demarcate the boundary of this lot.
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Lego Time @Highway Rest Stop 90km from Korat
I don’t know the name of the town because I couldn’t be bothered to look at my phone’s location. However, it’s only fair to note that this is the first fueling station I’ve ever seen to have two 7-11s – one for the petrol station and another, newer one for the LPG filling station; they were about 120 meters apart across the huge parking lot.
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Rainbow on the Bypass (Maha Sarakham)
A fortuitous sign right at the start of our journey…
