Current Thai Journal

Previous Thai journals

Thai Journal - Vol 33

• A Home at Last!
• How Do You Get Here From There?
• Lack of Vision

Thai Journal - Vol 32

• What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

• Dog Infestation
• The Home of Cowboys
• Golf Anyone?
• Crossing the Bar

Thai Journal - Vol 31 

• The Wonder Years

• Long Live the King
• These are a few of my Favorite Things 

• Impending Senility
• Flashback I
• Flashback II
• A Cell Phone to Call My Own
• Give the Priest a Hand
• Let Them Eat Cake
  

Thai Journal - Vol 30

• The Beforemath 

•  More Than We Bargained For
  

• Getting There is not Half the Fun
  

• Moscow - Life on the Edge
  
• Let's Get Down - Way Down
  
• My Name is Red 
•  St. Petersburg - History With a Vengeance
• You've Go to Pick-a-Pocket or Two
• Closing Thoughts

Thai Journal - Vol 29

• Rollin' on the River

• A One-ATM Town 

Thai Journal - Vol 28

• Who Wants to be a Millionaire? 

• Fuzzy Logic 

• Big Ass TV 

• A Mouthwatering Treat
  

• These are a Few of My Favorite Things
  

Thai Journal - Vol 27

• The Game of the Name
• Milestone - Engagement
• Funerals - An End and a Beginning
  

Thai Journal - Vol 26

• On a Clear Day
  

• Not in Our Lifetime
  

• These are a Few of My Favorite Things
  

Thai Journal - Vol 25

• You Can Go Home Again 
• What's That? I can't hear you.
• Drive Across Thailand
• Angel on My Shoulder
• Tsunami - Two Years Later
• On a Wing and a Prayer
• Rubber, Rubber Everywhere
• You Can't Even Throw a Stone

Thai Journal - Vol 24 

• Walk Across Thailand - You're going to do What?
• Just Do it!
• May I have the Trophy, Please
  

Thai Journal - Vol 23

• Loy Kratong - Simply the  Best

Each Thai Journal contains some of the topics and themes listed below it. The files are in PDF format so you will need the Adobe Reader, or equivalent, to view them.  Here's a link to the Adobe web site where you can download and install the reader.

This particular picture was taken at Phi-Phi (pronounced pee-pee) island a couple of years ago.  Note just off to our right how the two bays almost touch at the isthmus. They are less than a football field apart. This island was heavily damaged during the tsunami in December of 2004.

I hope you will find these journals both informative and entertaining. They are listed in descending order on this page.  Still older Thai Journals may be found by clicking on this link:   

As an added distraction,  I am providing a link to an incredible trip I took a few years back to one of my other favorite places, Colorado. 

Rocky Mountain High 

Thai Journal - Vol 22

• Thai History - At Long Last
• Prehistory
• Sukhothai Period
  
• Ayuthaya Period
• Thonburi-Ratanakosin Period
• When the Student is Ready the Teacher Will Appear
• These Are a Few of My Favorite Things

Thai Journal - Vol 21 

• Catching Up 
• Are You Ready to Rumble?
• Elvis Has Entered the Building
• Global Warming
• What's in a Name?
• Down and Out in LA 

Thai Journal - Vol 20

• The Year of Living Dangerously 

• These  Are a Few of My Favorite Things

•  Nature - Too Close for Comfort?

• A Game of Cat and Owl

• Podcasts - a Godsend
  

Thai Journal - Vol 19

• A little Preparation Helps - A Lot of Prep is Even Better
  
• Songkran - Water Throwing Free-For-All
• Sydney - Exceeding Our Expectations 
• Bondi - The Endless Beach 
• Bye-Bye Sydney
• Hello, Brisbane 

Thai Journal - Vol 18 

• Lights, Camera, Frustration
• The Vast Wasteland
• Lumpini Park Entertainment Scene
  

Thai Journal - Vol 17

• Expat Phobia 
• A Twekking We Will Go ....
• Pick Up that Box of Crayons 
• No Laughing Matter
• You Never Outgrow Your Need for Grease
  

Thai Journal - Vol 16

• Political Crisis 

Thai Journal - Vol 15

• Bungalow Serendipity
• History of Chiang Mai
• "Pandamonium" at the Chiang Mai Zoo
• It's Just Us Now
• TITS Radio
• Tsnunami Tribute

Thai Journal - Vol 14

• What a Difference Six Months Makes
• Settling in
• Comedy Club Driving Comes to Chiang Mai
• In and Around Chiang Mai
• Hello, Whole Foods
• A Surreal Christmas

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