I am moving for the 30th time this week! I can get used to the idea of moving all the … More
Category: Asia
From the outskirts of Phnom Penh to the garbage site of Siem Reap – in the field with Mith Samlanh and Kaliyan Mith
(reblogged from http://friends-international.org/blog/index.php/from-the-outskirts-of-phnom-penh-to-the-garbage-site-of-siem-reap-in-the-field-with-mith-samlanh-and-kaliyan-mith/) As part of the 3PC Partnership Programme for the Protection of Children, Friends-International works together with nine civil … More
Bangkok traffic as seen from a motorbike taxi (and DJ Kilmore)
In Bangkok, when you want to cut through traffic fastest, motorbike taxis are your answer! Today, I decided to film … More
A few questions about Thailand
Even after having lived in Thailand for nearly 15 months now, I still have a few questions about Thailand that … More
Ten things that are ‘normal’* in Thailand, but not elsewhere… and vice versa
* By ‘normal’, I mean ‘socially accepted’ rather than ‘common’. Ten things that are ‘normal’ in Thailand, but not elsewhere … More
Incubus @ Silverlake Music Festival
Last weekend, I went to my first music festival in Thailand. Back in Europe, I love summers and festivals are … More
Similan Islands diving trip
I haven’t written in a long time… I decided the first post of the year 2012 should be about the … More
Where are you, Christmas?
It’s one week until Christmas Day. In Bangkok, all shopping malls are filled with Christmas and New Year’s decorations, there … More
Thailand floods 2011 – Volunteering for relief
This monsoon season and its heavy floods have been the worst in 50 years in Thailand. So far, there have … More
฿100 a day challenge – challenge broken…
Day Eleven. The challenge started out really well and I thought it wasn’t hard at all. But today, I had … More
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