Lee Dear is Wilai’s new shih-tzu puppy dog. The fluffy puppy was bought from a breeders kennel in Bangkok and flown to Udon Thani airport. Wilai was patiently waiting to greet her. By all accounts, she’s settled down well at her new village home. That’s good, what’s bad is,...
Thai and English Tinglish Conversation – Time Difference is a post I wrote way back in November 2012. It’s a popular one having received just short of 1,000 hits. Not a high enough figure to place it inside the top 100 popular posts on Beyond the Mango Juice but one that...
I bought a Christmas present for two of our Thai dogs. Tang Moo and Pepsi. A red hoodie jacket for Tang Moo and a green one for Pepsi. Thailand’s winter months can get a bit cold early morning and evenings. Some Thai dogs do and some Thai dogs don’t Some...
Some of you may have read one of my recent posts, Nong Khai to Ban Na Nam Chum – Booze, Birds and Boats, which explained about Wonderful Wi’s recent acquisition of two Japanese Bantams. They were hens, at least we hope so, the plan being they will breed with our existing Japanese...
Nong Khai is one of Thailand’s gateways to Laos. The city sits on the banks of the Mekong River and is a slow-paced, easy-going place with a massive riverfront day market, a score and more of temples and a take-it-easy view across the Mekong to neighbouring Laos (pictured above). The...
I hope I won’t get emailed the riot act for publishing this photograph because I’m not sure of its original source. I picked it up from Facebook but I’m fairly confident its origin slithers elsewhere. I believe the photograph was taken in Chiang Mai but whoever took the picture...
I’m sure most of you know what the expression the kiss of death means. It’s an action or statement about something or someone which brings about or tempts bad luck. Sometimes a fate even worse. My most recent post Take a Walk Pudsey – Thailand’s Got Talent Too, has coincided with...
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