Photos
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Trapped
Please meet the newest members of the English Program at RMU: This was the largest mouse I’ve ever seen. I can’t help but wonder if the trap’s door slamming shut simply startled the babies out of her.
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Where’s my milk, daddy?
Early childhood training.
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Jewel Co.
In the mall attached to our hotel in Ubon, the Sunee Grand.
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Koh Samet Photos
A self-explanatory photo set because I have no time, only children.
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Back from the beach…
…regular intermittent posting to resume posthaste.
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Photos (and Video) from the Korat Zoo
Yesterday we got home from a trip to Nakhon Ratchasima, more commonly known as Korat. The city is famous for being the gateway to the Northeast region (where we live) of Thailand, and is at just about the halfway point when we go to/from Bangkok. We were only there for one reason, though. Max wanted to see animals… The zoo is medium-sized, and unremarkable from a technology standpoint. However, some thought has gone into the layout, premium services, and a few of the exhibits really stand out. In addition, the cost of things including admission (50 Baht for Thais, 100 Baht for foreigners, free for small children) is very reasonable.…
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Pool days
You can tell this is from a couple months ago because my car is still in the driveway (hopefully out of the shop soon), and our front lawn still exists (a month after this it was a rock garden for two weeks, then a weed bed, and now it’s a mud puddle we are waiting to line with plastic so we can replace the rocks and confound the weeds).
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Safety rules when around baby girl (rhymified for children)
When Mina has a gun, everybody run (imagined threat; props to STP) When Mina has a knife, quickly take it away, or run for your life (I am ashamed to say this actually happened when we were eating steak together) When Mina has a stick, cover up your ________ . (Max, earlier this evening: Daddy, why are you crying?)
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Spoon Salute
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the serious side of Mina
