I don’t know you but for us who rented a place in a foreign land, we’re discouraged to invest on expensive things and furniture. It all started when flood destroys the new pieces of things for the house we just bought: computer table , bookshelves , TV stands and mounts, sofa , mats and others….
Category Archives: life in Thailand
Market Day!
It’s Saturday once again. Time for household chores for a working mom like me. Time to go to market and buy fresh fruit veggies and fruit and time for family bonding- breakfast in the market, marketing with sis-in-law and with our hubbies bringing the heavy goods. Happy Saturday to all! It’s raining in here. Feels…
Songkhran Festival 2012
It’s the day where many people went out on the back of pick-up trucks armed with water barrel filled with icy water and water guns. For us, we prefer to station ourselves in front of our soi (lane) to douse motorcyclists and everybody who pass by our street. It’s our first time especially for our…
Making the Rainy Days Better
I love rain IF it pours at night. The sound of the raindrops splattering on our roof is a sweet sound for me that could lull me to a deep slumber. Besides, you don’t need to turn on your airconditioner unit or fan to enjoy the coldness of the night. But when it rains the…
Drinking Water
Here in Thailand, people don’t drink tap water. Bottled water is the norm. Hauling large quantities of bottled water from the store is not necessary. Large containers of bottled water can be delivered to your door on a regular schedule by water vendors. As for us, I had the phone number of our water vendor….
