Raising a family in Thailand // Documenting Issan food, culture, music, and people
Should I be concerned that I’ve heard of most of these and used quite a few of them: Killed by Google
I can’t bear to look for the greatest loss of all on there:
After trying soooo many replacements over the years, I am finally on Inoreader, but most of the feeds I was ever subscribed to are of course dead.
Sit back, relax, and be amazed by the wonder of cheap smartphones:
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And of course, the brilliant Reddit stitch up of all 3 clips: 1 Wave, 3 Angles
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So what are we looking at?
This is a tidal bore, a strong tide pushing up a river. This one is locally known as a bono, or, a wave of seven ghosts, because there can be seven successive layers of waves. People surf on these, yo! It seems that the location is Cape Binjai, Sumatra, on the Kampar River. By all means, please subscribe to Rina’s YouTube Channel because she has the best smile even when getting bowled over by angry waves!
Thank you for reading this post and please excuse the crappy manual formatting above (necessitated by irritating autoplay videos) – don’t worry, I’ll never get around to fixing it properly!
A trio of dubious sakana creations I found this very day:
I legit had a golden needle mushroom flashback.
These guys understand me, I’m sold: GQ Size English site
Truly tranquil groove!
Also saw this in r/Thailand a few weeks back, entitled “Solution to BKK traffic“:
In that post, a user figures out the location in Google Maps – actually in Semarang, Indonesia!
Saw this in my feed and it made me smile because my daughter had to sit next to me and take a swimming class online last term. The current term ends this month, and the kids in Thailand may be going back to school from next term, but who knows? A lot of it depends on if they actually get vaccinated or not (there’s still not enough of any kind to go around and the only one proven safe for kids is still Pfizer – which is in very short supply), but it’s been a while now.
I legit watched this 20 times straight.