Lao Voices

I was hoping to visit this place on my next vacation. I just love eating fruits. It would be so neat to see what type of trees that come from too. The last trip I took to Hawaii was interesting; plumerias (dok champa) grew everywhere, real jackfruit trees full of fruits, lots of wild [...]

I sort of stole this from K’s blog, I won’t link to him because he’s getting enough traffic as is, we don’t want to bug him, I’m doing enough of that.
I love Kung Fu movies, I like the lesson that Bruce Lee was given to his student at the beginning of the clip of [...]

A continuation of Sabaidee Phathet Lao documentary by Thai television. What do Lao people in Laos think of their neighboring Thailand? Does Khon Thai really look down at Lao people, whether intentional or not? Do they make fun of our padek or pla laa? Does Thai media really take the time to investigate the news [...]

I am very fond of sunflowers. My deceased Grandmother used to grow sunflowers on her front yard, along with marigolds and other flowers she could take to the temple. When we relocated to the US, I grew the same flowers that were on Grandmother’s lawn.

When I was in Laos earlier this year I was very [...]

Breakfast:
One cup light soy milk
Lunch:
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich
Dinner:

Salmon salad with French bread
Espresso
A mango

Video description: A Thai documentary show about neighboring Laos. While many young Thais don’t know what is the capital of Laos or much about Laos in general, they do know about Alexandra Bounxouei. This documentary was broadcast in early 2006 and was previously posted in the old LP media clips section. Here is the first [...]