Sawasdee Pi Mai – Part 3
The last day of the year was blissfully incongruent with the rest of 2021. A year with COVID, stress, home learning, returns to school with
The last day of the year was blissfully incongruent with the rest of 2021. A year with COVID, stress, home learning, returns to school with
Our shuttle van headed out of Bangkok on a road that either I no longer recognized or on which I never have been. Most likely
Cities are a collection of spaces – profound and mundane; public and personal; holy and profane; safe and scary; familiar and unknown; inspiring and disheartening;
At 8 am, Ailyn begged to cancel our plans and go back to sleep. While no one else agreed per se, all were indifferent at
"There's where the men with little boys go!" Sennen said to me as we headed down the corridors of the Siam Paragon Mall. I was
Having such a large, comfortable condo has changed the way we operate. Instead staying in for dinner once in awhile, we have eaten at home
Visiting Thailand right now is like Love in the Time of Cholera. We live our life and enjoy our ourselves to the backdrop of a
Humans are a storytelling animal and through the use of stories, we create contexts and meanings that allow us to cooperate and live together. Often,
"I don't even feel soft like Jello anymore!" Ailyn wailed as she had a mini-breakdown on the steps leading out of the Rachadamri Skytrain station.
We may never know whether or not fish will fry in the kitchen or if the beans would burn on the grill here, but we