2 halos and a backpack.

Jan 19, 2006 at 06:30 o\clock

Tap Tawaan Party

by: JandS

Mood: Drunk
Listening to: Thai KareoKe

Jamie, Helen, James, and the man who got punched up by his wife for talking to a farang girl.

Jamie's new best mate.

 

Jan 19, 2006 at 06:18 o\clock

2549

by: JandS

 

 

New Year Bhuddist Blessing

Jan 19, 2006 at 06:04 o\clock

Man City 3 (or 4?)

by: JandS

Mood: Embarassed
Listening to: Jamie whipping

Jamie is action (back with red t-shirt)

Sadly he never scored.

Forangs 4   Tap Tawaan 2

 

Jan 19, 2006 at 05:40 o\clock

A normal sunday morning

by: JandS

Mood: slighly concerned

Found on our doorstep.

Snake soup for dinner.

Jan 12, 2006 at 07:33 o\clock

Kittens

by: JandS

Sabrina wants some, Jamie is not so sure. Sabrina is odds-on favourite to win. Watch this space for furry photographs sure to be appearing soon. Meanwhile, following some laughably desperate empire-building at the volunteer centre, Sabrina has decided to join the field workers and start work at the boatyard project: http://www.tsunamiboatproject.com/ 
Jamie has done a remarkably good job at not hurting himself, managing a full three days in a row before slicing his leg on some metal strips. Photos not necessary.

In other news:
Jamie played in a football match where the 'farang' (foreigners) beat the villager of Tap tawaan 4-2, despite playing for 35 mins against the wrong opposition and getting very tired. A party followed in which the wives of some elder village women got jealous of husbands dancing with volunteer girls resulting in public fisticuffs. Amusing, but ultimately put an end to the party.

Jan 2, 2006 at 05:45 o\clock

Nearly missed it

by: JandS

A series of tough days sunbathing and swimming meant that when the 31st came round, it was all a bit of a shock. Dates had become irrellevant and - convinced that it was the 30th - a night with a masaman curry and King Kong was planned. Imagine the surprise when the party invites came in. Still, a shower, some make up (on Sabrina you understand) and a cheeky vodka kick-started the eve.
Since arriving in Khao Lak, one eatery has been frequented regularly - Weerapat's Kitchen. It's the cheapest, freshest, friendliest joint in town and was naturally the choice destination for N.Y.E. And yet still they out-did-themselves by rustling up a huge tasty Thai spread, handing out the beers and declaring it all to be free! Much vodka, fireworks and lantern-lighting saw out the night.

Oh, and another thing:
HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone!