The best things in life…

(Hey, that's me in number 13, my old junior high school basketball number… this was us trying to plan out our strategy against Mission Hospital during a friendly basketball match between the UN's basketball club and the Hospital) Can you believe it, one more month and I'll have been in Bangkok (again!) for a year… … Continue reading The best things in life…

Organizing can be FUN or a pain in the A$$

(Setting up beach umbrellas and chairs on an early morning on Cha-am beach) After a suprisingly eventful January, I came back from Australia to a slight buzz in the air preparing for a conference for the Canadian organization that sent me to Thailand.  Whether I’m a control freak or not, I took on the responsiblity … Continue reading Organizing can be FUN or a pain in the A$$

Photographic review of the past month

(Taking a break from cycling around Kanachaburi, about a 3 hour North-west bus ride from Bangkok.  This was right before we checked out a war memorial detailing the construction of the bridge and death of POWs made famous by the movie, the Bridge of River Kwai) The past month has been crazy mix of outdoor … Continue reading Photographic review of the past month

Adventures leads to happiness and vomiting

(Trekking through Erawan Waterfalls – camped out here for new year’s eve… I would have been caught in the Bangkok bombings  if we hadn’t stayed for one extra night!  …a major bus loop I always use was bombed that night…) The holidays season was eventful for me.  Sitting here in my cousin’s room trying to … Continue reading Adventures leads to happiness and vomiting

Christmas wasn’t that painful

(Scary looking dwarf under a Citibank-sponsored Christmas Tree beside the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel) Doesn’t Christmas freak you out a little?  Doesn’t it seem weird that this is the “holiday” season, but for most people it doesn’t feel like a holiday?  I’m assuming that more than half of Canada is stressing out at this time … Continue reading Christmas wasn’t that painful