Trip: SE Asia and Beyond
There are [96] stories from my trip: SE Asia and Beyond
USA | Monday, 3 Nov 2008 | Views [490] | Comments [1]
I forgot that I had a dream to go to Nepal until the moment that I bought my plane ticket in Bangkok...what a thrill. I was blessed to be supported by my sisters, spent a few more days with the girls from california and then decided to leave earlier ... Read more >
USA | Wednesday, 29 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
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USA | Wednesday, 29 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
Cooking, Thai Style!!!!
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USA | Wednesday, 29 Oct 2008 | Views [472] | Comments [2]
My last few days at Sangklaburi were perfect. I had a lunch with pon pon (who is the daughter of grandmom who does every bodies laundry) she invited me over after i said i missed cooking and wanted to learn Thai cooking. we had papaya flower salad ... Read more >
USA | Tuesday, 28 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
The day we visited another orphanage
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USA | Tuesday, 28 Oct 2008 | Views [220]
One day i was sitting at the bakery (the volunteer hangout spot where i had a fresh cocnut daily) and i sat and joined this couple from Hungry and began chatting with them. I tell them I am from Boulder Colorado and they quickly knew about Shambhala ... Read more >
USA | Friday, 24 Oct 2008 | Views [172]
As we winded along the roads and hills and mountains of thailand passing farms, wagons, villagers, cows, butterflies, flowers, food stalls we started to see in the distance mounds of greens and limestone getting closer and closer and then there we were ... Read more >
USA | Wednesday, 22 Oct 2008 | Views [201]
The Best Day Part 1 You know when you find those people once again in this life time and you know that you have shared something special before....well there are a few of those people in my life and I have now found 3 more long lost friends:) My favorite ... Read more >
USA | Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | Views [273]
Well by the time I have children I will be so resilient when it comes to fear and safety. The other day may have classified as the scariest moment of my life. The standards and perspective of what is safe and not is VERY different in Thailand then good ... Read more >
USA | Saturday, 18 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
The teens and workers of the home went out to the middle of the jungle to build a house for an older man whose home was collasping. I felt honored to participate in day 2. The setting was magnificent after going through jungle and bamboo forest it opened ...
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USA | Thursday, 16 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
A Baan Unrak weekly tradition, somemone coming, someone going, thigs always changing! This is whode wedding I am honored to attend in India.
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USA | Wednesday, 15 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
Started with a morning walk of flowers to a scary river experience. More to come in the blog....
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USA | Wednesday, 15 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
Took and adventure down into a small farming Village
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USA | Wednesday, 15 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
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USA | Wednesday, 15 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
I went with the Teenagers and our wonderful volunteer cordinator cat to pick vegetables in the jungle
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USA | Tuesday, 14 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
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USA | Tuesday, 14 Oct 2008 | Views [273] | Comments [1]
The moment I sat back and laughed at the absolute chaos that exists here from children calling me and hanging on my leg and having no limits to people coming at me from all directions telling me what they are doing or ask what to do to finding ... Read more >
USA | Monday, 13 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
THe original Sangkhlaburi is under water. We rented canoes to go explore. We even swam through the window of the temple to the other side. Indiana Jones Style...it was a intense moment of going into the unknown and a bit creepy on the insode.
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USA | Monday, 13 Oct 2008 | Photo Gallery
Once a month the home has a party with cake and pizza and presents and sweets.
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USA | Monday, 13 Oct 2008 | Views [304]
Baan Unrak is a home of 140 children ages 0 – 20something. The children live in shared rooms either in the big building or in bamboo dorms and huts. Single Mothers live here as well and care for their own child and several others. On a daily basis ... Read more >
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