tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-65209202011-11-28T06:45:11.641+07:00A Blog about life in Thailand, food and music, a bit of sport, some travel and maybe some other stuff.Khunchai Bunma Pongsawan na Si Sakethttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10347480848927026875noreply@blogger.comBlogger861100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6520920.post-61624091840807397852010-07-03T12:50:00.004+07:002010-07-03T13:03:44.274+07:00

Why do people keep a blog? Is it because it is the thing to do? Is it a personal diary kind of thing that we don't mind if others stumble upon?Some blog professionally and refer to their 'readers' which I must profess to being unlikely to have any. I am my reader and critic.Anyway, I'll talk to myself as I often do and recall some things and stuff and try to get back to blogging more

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Well, my target is looking distinctly distant as I continue to miss days running in favour of eating and drinking! Even coming and writing in this blog seems an over-difficult task and therefore I must have forgotten some runs between the last time and now.Let's say the figure was still 553 before I went to the UK. I only managed a dismal 3 runs there despite the lovely cool air and leafy parks

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So here we are, nearly into October already and the good news is that Arsenal are top of the Premier League, I've jsut had good results from my latest blood tests and I think I might be on target to have ran 1000km by 23rd November.If I had 645km to go last time I blogged which was 10 days ago, then I have to deduct 24km from Thursday 11th & Friday 12th then 8km on Saturday 13th followed by 60km

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The park I go, attempting to get myself fit enough to run 42.125km on the 23rd November.I think I am under the last blog's target as I only ran 6km on Thursday and zero on Friday due to using the fact that it was raining a lot as a poor excuse to go and drink some nice cans of Singha!However, with slight hangover on Saturday, I dragged myself out onto the pavement of Ratchadapisek and ran 8km.

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While the well-reported unrest is going on in Bangkok in a typically Thai way - I haven't really noticed any change in atmosphere in the city except a few ids dressed as soldiers guiding the traffic the other morning, I have returned to the Big Mango and am now circumnavigating Jatujak Park with increased regularity at 18:15 every evening.Well, three evenings this week so far.I did manage 11km on

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I'm in Hanoi again - seems to be my second home for the past couple of months! This is the third leg of my work here to support Vietnam colleagues work on the project I manage - Connecting Classrooms.We were in Ho Chi Minh City yesterday from Saturday and before that, Danang in the centre of the country. I really will add some photos and info and links and stuff and spend a good few hours

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I have time to Blog but I can't seem to get round to it. I do need somewhere to record my running though and as I've started here, I'll carry on using it.I'll delete this later and add something more interesting, at least to me!28 more kilometres to report over the past few weeks - pretty poor but I'm going to try to make amends!

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Since my last Blog entry, I've come down from the foothills of North Vietnam, back to Hanoi for a bit of a rest and then down to Dong Hoi, which is near Danang in the centre of Vietnam.Dong Hoi was a bit of a let-down and unless you really have to go there for a very good reason I would recommend avoiding it.Sapa, on the other hand, was truly awesome - a really beautiful place with very friendly

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After finishing my work in Hanoi, I went to Halong Bay for an internal meeting for three days. Now I'm not particularly a fan of meetings as such, but my Vietnamese colleagues or new 'sisters' as we spent the better part of two weeks together working, made sure that everything was just perfect.The highlight for me, apart from meeting up with the 'team', who are all lovely people, was dinner on

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... and lead you through the streets of Hanoi, I'll show you something, to make you change your mind.I'm in Hanoi this week for work - I like my job very much but it is very hard work yet offers some wonderful opportunities to see places I otherwise would not.One of them is Hanoi and the video below is a little taster of the more exciting parts of this week in the capital city of Vietnam.I needed

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I'm handing over to my trusted friend Ron Snail who criminally in this day and age doesn't have a column in a major fantasy newspaper. He's here to tell it how it happened in the parallel universe of what is the CoB Intercontiliga Euro - basically a world which everyone who's ever needed a life dreams of being a part.----------------------------By Ron Snail----------------------------Cosmos

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I was in Seoul, Korea for the past week with a group of people from the UK, Korea and Taiwan. While it was for work I still had a little time to enjoy this facinating city of technology and nice people.I also managed to pretty much stick to my running plan and between Sunday and Thursday knocked off another, er .... 12+7+3.2+8km = 30.2km. That means there are 928.8km still to go and I should be

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Still here despite the track record. Managed to knock 21 km off the total over the past three days. The last two were different as it was impossible to get on the train due to the masses of pseudo-middle class socialists trying to get rid of the government that the majority of apparently illiterate farmers voted in. Seemed alright for 4 or 5 years before Thaksin did an Adolf Hitler but it

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I couldn't run yesterday as it was hammering it down with rain when I got home and therefore the traffic was a nightmare - bad Bangkok traffic is not a good atmosphere to run in.I was at the hospital in the morning getting a blood test and X-Ray. I'm trying to stop being a workaholic but nevertheless I still managed to be checking my emails as I was waiting for the results. One of them left

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Well one of the hardest parts is over - the first 12 km. Admittedly it was a walk/run/walk/run job but nevertheless felt good to be back pounding the pavements of BKK again.2 bananas kept me going as I had heard on the radio on Saturday that they contain three types of sugar and enough energy for 40 minutes, which seemed to do the trick although the 12km took nearly 2 hours.I know it's slow but

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I have decided, yet again I might add, to do something about my procastinatory approach to life.A few years back, I managed to train for and complete the Bangkok Marathon which I repeated the following year. Last year, however, I had the convenient excuse of having major surgery followed by six-months of chemotherapy and radiation. It hasn't stopped others but I guess I don't quite fall into

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I skipped a week last week and as there isn't a great deal to blog about at the moment, I have been checking out music that you can listen to on the internet.So I was doing a Google search and stumbled upon a cool website called www.finetune.com where ther is loads of music and stuff and you can create your own playlists by search for existing streaming music that is already out there.I

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When you live near to the largest outdoor market in Asia, or so it is claimed, then there is always something you can spend your money on unnecessarily.Today, I bought a pair of Vanda Orchids which you can see in the picture and it is now my challenge to try to keep them alive on my balcony, which probably won't be easy as orchids can be sensitive fellows, according to those in the 'know'.In a

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I was amused by David Beckham's recent statement regarding the pedigree of Britain's current Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.Beckham (BBC Tuesday, 8 January 2008, 20:02 GMT) describes brown as, "a very good man, he's a man who's looking after our country and he's doing a very good job."Thank goodness for that then! We could do with a man like him here in Thailand!His charming innocence reminds me

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2008. A New Year and this time I was in Korea to see it in! Actually I was in Suanbo, a hot spring resort in the middle of South Korea, which also happens to have a tiny yet charming ski resort one km up the road called SajoHad a great day of skiing on New Year's Eve with relatively uncrowded slopes and fortunately I had not forgetten how to stay on my skiis after over 7 years of winter sports

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Again! Two months of inactivity on this Blog with so much going on. I am ashamed of my laziness!I'm definitely (ha ha!) going to come back at the weekend at do some stuff with photos and Flickr and whatever to update at least myself on what's being going on for the past 10-15 weeks and what's coming up.In the meantime, and what inspired me to come here finally, was this mildly amusing

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Well, August has gone and September is here. I quite like September if I remember rightly. I seem to remember it being the start of a lot of things. This month, I'll be going back to Tokyo for the first time since I left, almost five years ago.I'm going for a business meeting but I'll be staying for an extra couple of days to catch up with some friends and some serious Japanese food! When I

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A big girl, that is, bawling her eyes out? I personally can't remember having witnessed this scene but will be keeping an eye out for any emotional Amazonian outbusts in Bangkok. Anyone had to hand out the Kleenex to a fat lass?Meanwhile, who do you think is the sexiest? Frankie Valli or Fergie?

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Our lovely friends from Japan recently visited us here in Thailand while they were on holiday. They swapped their sushi & green tea for ant salad and nam krachieb and we all had a jolly spiffing time on the Chao Praya River and during our day trip to Ayuthaya.You can have a look at the snaps and one of the videos I took below and should you wish to see the other 4 parts, go to www.yourskool.org.

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What is the plural of 'plinth'? Is it 'plinths' or simply 'plinth'. I know not.Anyway, weekends can be just as exciting for middle aged people as they can be for the younger generation.I have replaced going clubbing on a Friday night, or going to the 'disco' as it was when I was a young lad, for purchasing a set of golf clubs and one of those nifty little portable putting greens you can probably

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Who you might bump into when out and about in Bangkok. I was getting a sandwich at Paragon near Siam Square where I work at the British Council.As the Asia Cup, or at least part of it, was being held in Bangkok that week, there was some kind of event going on but the heavens had decided to open and give us one of those short, sharp showers of the tropics. So I legged it to find shelter and these

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As this is my blog I thought it would be perfectly acceptable to plug my own website, www.yourskool.orgIt is in its early stages but basically it is a website for sharing videos, like the ubiquitous YouTube and other copies, like my own. However, you won't find any sex or violence on www.yourskool.org as I am developing it as a resource for sharing learning experiences and cultures. I hope that

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A few days could and probably should be construed as three or four but alas, I have not been here for probably over 14.What did I say I would write about? Illness - ah yes, here is the abbreviated version as I feel good again and don't wish to dwell.May 20071. I suffer discomfort2. Discomfort becomes pain3. Pain is bad so I visit doctor4. Doctor detects 'mass' in lower colon and wants to take

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I was going to Blog about today but I have decided to keep things in chronological order to here's what I was up to Sunday afternoon and most of yesterday.It was work related but like so much of my job, it really does have a lot of very interesting moments. I drove down to the town of Samut Songkhram Samut Songkhram Province after meeting 5 teachers from England who are going to spend the week

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Well, I haven't posted since April 14th but not for the lack of things happening between then and now.The end of May - beginning of June were particularly 'trying' times for me with a number of 'ups' and 'downs' to coin a cliche.Saturday June 9th was a particularly significant day in my life as it was the day I underwent major surgery, courtesy of Bamrungrad International Hospital, a brilliant

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Might be something you'd do as an 11 year-old on your new Eddie Mercks as you rush off to show off to your less well-off friend but this time, no.There was actually a bomb placed in a telephone box around the corner from where I live in Bangkok and what's more, the thing went off! Scary times we live in these days, although I was 500 kms away in a Chumphon resort - blog to come - and the bomb was

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A while ago a rare thing happened which was Dan Conitzer being online. Anyway, he reckoned he'd got a good idea for a song and suggested we both have a go at writing and producing one each.Mine came out as a little number called, 'Hekis Tebal'.It is the second of a series of releases from, 'The Gift of Yahweh' for the 'Combat the Flesh' project.Hekis TebalAny comments, no matter how supercilious

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And I managed no blogs in herein that time - true to form but I guess I'm here at least so what's been happening?Well, I am taking piano lessons and bought an electric piano so I could actually practise in between lessons. I've had five lessons in total and am truly rubbish, which is good as there's only one way to go - better.Anyway, I can play a few chords now and rattle off a very poor

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We used to have a website a few years back and I thought we had lost everything but thanks to the 'Way Back Machine', I am now recovering some of our lyrics. As Dan has just reworked this particular song and sent it to me I'm now working on the vocals and maybe add a baseline - I shall put it up, along with new tracks 'Hekis Tebal' and 'The Tasmaanians', in a day or two.Best Before - the

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I haven't got off to a very good start here but I shall try to better my pathetic 22 entries of last year and the dismal 5 entries of 2005.We had a few bombs go off in Bangkok on New Years Eve but I was far from the action, so to speak, in a small town called Pak Chong near Khao Yai National Park.This is a very strange little town that seems to have adopted a permanent theme of a cowboy town, due

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Thought I ought to put a few more photos up to do my trip more justice although it really was worth flying there just for the fish and chips. After all, there were pies, bacon rolls and decent coffee, too.This was a superb bacon and egg roll and frothy coffee that I had for breakfast the morning after my adventures in the Blue Mountains.I And this masterpiece was a steak pie, pronounced, 'Poii',

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I was fortunate enough to go to Sydney the other week to attend the Global ICT Summit. This in itself was a very interesting event which provoked a lot of thought and lead to my being able to create a number of new contacts in the education technology field, as well as pick up some useful information on what is 'in' at the moment and where I might save myself some reinvention of wheels through

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Well I didn't get to listen to my new Ska records because the damn earphones kept slipping out despite my taping them to my ears - must have been the iced water I was throwing over myself at every occasion. Shall have to get some new 'ear-hugging' over-the-lobe type ones, er .. this afternoon! Yes, I love shopping at weekends! It was rather hot last night even though the race started at midnight!

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Was doing a bit of weekend shopping just now, as you do, at the weekend and it is also Saturday today so all is quite in order really.Anyway, bought a few shirts and a pair of shoes and finally some Ska pants. That's pants in the British sense not the American sense as trousers were not on my shopping list for today. Anyway, Ska is the name of the brand and it reminded me of that genre of music

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You can't deny there's a lot of it about and there are certainly numerous coffee shops in Phuket where 'The Gift' once enjoyed one of the daily specials around breakfast time.It is also reported that he may have additionally indulged in a 'doppio'. Anyway, it was right there in that very coffee shop where this new song from the Gift's new experimental 'noughties' phase, 'Combat the Flesh' album,

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In a statemant made earlier today, Chairman of the CoB's Thai Fantasy Football wing , 'The Gift of Yahweh', gave his official blessing to the administrative reform group who recently ousted Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, erstwhile buddy of 'The Gift' yet now seemingly out of favour.It appeared that the military had stressed that it had 'no intention of becoming the administrators of Thai

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After four years of inactivity, we have decided to bring the band back together on a new website to be launched in early October. We will be attempting to re-master some of our old songs, produce videos for these and we will also be re-releasing our Christmas song, Yule Regret, which was made back in 2001 in downtown Tokyo, ready for Christmas 2006 with a tasteless video. We will attempt to take

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What with World Cup 2006 fever gripping the nation and also whipping us Ex Pats around the globe into a frenzy of ridiculously optimistic thoughts of getting past the group stages, I've been doing a bit of research for one of the websites I run as part of my 'job'.I thought I'd have a dig for some of those really special World Cup 'songs' that come our way once every four years never to be seen

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Well, I haven't been here for a while but thought I ought to write a bit seeing as I am now on holiday and have a bit of time.Just came back from Kota Kinabalu, which is the capital city of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. I was there working (yes!) and had to run a three-day web communities workshop for students on a project called, 'Dreams+Teams', at a secondary school.I was very well looked after by

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Congratulations to the Boro in what has been an incredible week or two from them. Firstly coming back from a 0-3 deficit to put out the Swiss herbs and now booking a place in the Semi-finals of the FA Cup. Unprecedented!You must be over the moon, Mr. Stonewall!

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It's been a nice one so far - not too hot and a couple of interesting days, despite not leaving the Bangkok area this Christmas period.Went to the horse racing on New Year's Day, which was a lot of fun and have just come back from fresh water fishing expedition just outside Bangkok . You can see the photos below . The only low point of today was when I was nearly killed by a motorbike . I got

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"Hi Guys! This is Brian and I'm not so keen on being here so please put me back in the water! Already, OK?" 

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Come to Papa! 

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This is me at Bung Sam Lan, just outside Bangkok this afternoon, reeling in the mother of all catfish, Brian. Brian is not going to come into my net without a damn good fight! 

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The name of the casket-makers below where my apartment was where I stayed for three weeks. The apartment had no windows. A bit like one of David's caskets, I suppose. I didn't notice the name of the shop until I looked up just before I caught a taxi out of there, nearly ten years ago. Sent a bit of a chill through my spine, I can tell you! Good to go back and visit and find the shop still

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Rich English, Taipei, Taiwan. This is the place where I took up a post as an English teacher in January 1996. It wasn't to be. After three miserable weeks working in a cram school I left. I had the chance to re-visit Taiwan last month to attend a regional ICT conference, representing the British Council, Thailand. Much happier times!

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This is me, standing by one of David (Taiwanese Undertaker)'s finest caskets. Also had the good fortune to catch David, the owner of the establishment arriving on his luxury motor-scooter. After explaining why I was loitering around his shop, he kindly asked me in and gave me a bit of a tour of the place. The unit I'm standing by is made of finest mahogany. There were others in teak and even

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Raised over 10,000 baht for my efforts in the BKK marathon, thanks to generous colleagues at the British Council, Thailand. Here I am handing over a big box of medicines for the babies and toddlers of the Pakkret Babies Home, Nonthaburi.  

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A couple of the real sweeties from Pakret babies home. Hopefully there'll be fewer runny noses for a couple of weeks ... 

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Finished. Literally! Seemed like the finish line would never materialise as I got to the 39km mark but after corner after corner, the cheerleaders started to appear, crowds lined the pavements and eventually, eventually, there it was! Nearly tore all my arm muscles as I punch the air in triumph like a geriatric bingo winner but was proud not to have walked any of the way.Bring on Phuket, June

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I would've had you if I was really trying! 

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Put the kettle on, love! Me and my mates from Africa cool down after completing the Bangkok Marathon 2005. We placed first, second, third and one thousand one hundred and tenth respectively. I'll leave you to work out who came where!

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Hang on Bloggy, Bloggy hang on!Decided to train for the Bangkok Marathon.I decide on a lot of things but rarely see them through to even a slight taste of bitterness but what the hell, eh?Bought an expensive rucksack kind of thing that I can just about fit me trousers and shirt into so I can run on my way back from work.Going pretty well so far - doing 30 minutes of non-stop running each day and

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These were the days of my blog ...March 9th is 13 days into the hundred days' war 2005. This equals the record for the thirteenth day this time last year, although I am a little behind last year's schedule.This evening, I am going to a club. Not really my scene but I am going to give support to a colleague at work who is launching a music magazine-type website called, 'Club Tuk-Tuk'.Special

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Oh, what a Blog,late December back in '63What a very special blog for meAs I remember what a blog!Here I am in the office. An office which is about to have a complete refurbishment. About time. Anyway, this blog is not about office furniture but it may well get mentioned from time to time. I haven't forgotten about the bananas. I just got distracted for a couple of months.Today is day 7 or day 93

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Anyone who ever blogged could look at me and know that I blog you. Anyone who ever dreamed could look at me and know I dream of you, knowing I blog you so. Anyone who had a blog. What am I to do ?I find myself back in this Blog, a year later and in a similar position. I have discovered that if I were to start the 2005 version of the Hundred Days' War, I'd 'only' have 95 to go, as I haven't

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Blog me tender, blog me do. Tsunami disaster. Good job we didn't choose Phuket for our hols. Shalln't be going to the West Country next year though, just in case there's an earthquake in the middle of the Bristol Channel. New Year, new challenges. This could be the last year, maybe the last year, I don't know, that I live in Thailand for a while. The UK could be beckoning in July with

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It's only blog-believe. Having not made it back the other evening, I find myself with a reflective 15 minutes. It still continues to rain and therefore Bangkok is scandalously sweaty and steamy, but I have a nice unnatural breeze blowing on my back, so who cares. I was pleased to hear good news about a plant I have feelings for. 'Olive', or 'Oliver', not sure if Stonewall has had it gendered,

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Boggedy blog - don't blog back. Just a quicky this gloriously sunny morning. Best time of the day in Bangkok before the heat rises. Felt I ought to pop in before work but actually I've no time to write anything! Have to blog me and leave me till this evening.

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Life's a Blog ... So incidentally, the place where I stumbled was Kanchanaburi, a place of recent infamy due to the gunning down of two British tourists. Here's an eerie thing. They were staying in the same bungalow - B12, at the same resort - 'Sugar Cane', as we were, when on our little peregrination into the countryside this May. I also got myself into a little bother with a local Bobby, too,

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I'm not a Blog, not quite a Blogger ... Well, after such great intentions of continuing my Blog in order to curb the indisciplines of life, I then proceed to not blog for the past three months. Ah well!  Here I am, back again and so soon will the footie season and the COB.  Hurrah! We've moved.  To a small wooden house at the end of a lane on a junction of a road on the junction of a road

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We're Blogging. We're Blogging. Hope you like Blogging, too. Well, Blogging seems to be quite a nice thing to do from time to time so I thought I'd carry on, post-war. We, Jeam & I, have just been to Laos after our trip to Kanchanaburi and Sanklaburi, near the Burmese border. It was very nice. Very slow, very nice scenery, very friendly people and all in all a splendid change from the

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All I needed was the Blog you gave. All I needed for another Blog. And all I ever Blogged. Only Blog. Well, I reached 47 days of no alcohol consumption and then succumbed on the first evening of my holiday. No real surprises from me and no real big disappointment. It was an anticlimax as I thought it would be but nevertheless the beer was pleasant. We were having a meal on a restaurant

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Blog a little bit. Blog a little bit of your blog to me. 54 days to go. I must say that for anyone who likes a beer as much as I do - and I do like a beer, when you're counting the days till your next one it can usually be done on one hand. I'm looking forward to that day. The summer is upon us in Bangers and the heat just cries out for a nice thin stemmed but gradually rising to a cresendo

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I was blogging as a blogger in a blogtail bar. That much I know. April the 4th. 58 days to go till the hundred days war is over. Well, what can I say? I've ran 5 mornings this week but not much weight coming off. Got up at 6:00 am every morning and went out 'on the road'. It made me feel better but I'm not geting any nearer the half-way 5000 gram point. I shall try a long run tonight and

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These were the blogs my friend I thought they'd never end, these were the blogs, these were the blogs my friend. It must be a week since I last sat down and blogged. Indeed it is. Well, nearly. 6 days since I reported anything at all and that makes this day 64 and counting. As usual, my life is packed with social events and happenings so I'll just document them in bullet points below: ::

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Blog for Blog's sake, money for God's sake. A few new's. Ate some 'Mon' food and used an industrial strength hole puncher. 'Mon' is the name of a group of people who originate from around the Burmese border area and I was treated to some snacks of theirs at a school I visited the other day. Fairly tasty. The hole puncher needs no explanation, should anyone be reading this, but it was the'

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March 18th. 3 days later makes it 75 days to go which is 7 fewer than the start of the European Championships so I'll be able to watch the first game over a tall thin glass of ice-cold lager. Might even extend till then - it won't seem that much more. No meat is good for you. Official. Providing you don't go all Vegan, there's plenty of great fish and seafood here to enjoy. I'm 3/4s the way

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Hello Blogness my old friend, It's been another few days so I'll catch up with what been and what's not been going on. Today is March the 15th so by all accounts this is day ... er ...78. Hurrah! 21 days for the T-bone and about the same amount till my holidays. Nothing to report here. Must get off to Panaya.

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Hello Blog, It's been a while and here I am at my desk at work, hoping to add a few notes to keep the thing ticking along. Today is March the 10th so that probably makes it 82 days to go. Fairly flying by! 95 news as I have never gone more than a day without meat. Thank Buddha for seafood, that's all I can say. One more in that as I am approaching the big 4-0h rapidly, and I know you

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So, 96 news to go and 86 days. Hmm. I have decided to take new drastic action to see if I can encourage a few thousand grams to shed themselves from me. 30 days and 30 nights of no meat to add to my misery. I really felt like a beer last night but resisted. I am glad I did as as pointless I do feel this whole exercise is, more pointless would have been the last 14 days. So it's a healthy,

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Day 88. Today is 'Macha Bucha' Day so it is a holiday for all. P'Yong was cremated yesterday and his ashes cast over the Moon river. A good resting place. Now his ex-wife and family and wife are fighting over his property. A global post-death scenario, I guess. Went out on the town last night. Another excellent Ruby in a different restaurant this time. Thought I'd risk the chicken for the

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I think I'm in the 89th day if I'm counting backwards so that means it's been over ten days since my last drop of lager. Don't feel any fitter but I shall try to remedy that in the holidays which are a mere 5 weeks away. I thought there would be tests but today takes the biscuit. My best friend - only friend in Thailand who is from this country, died yesterday. P'Yong was killed in a car

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Day 91, I think. Difficult to keep count. Anyhow, the no drinking thing is getting easier, if anything. Wore a suit I had forgoten I had today to visit the MOE so that's a Thai first. I'm kind of scraping the barrel so anything will do as long as it doesn't breech my own unwritten 'gentleman's' rules. For example, I didn't eat chicken at all last month but that's because of the bird flu and

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Day 93 was yesterday and it was a Saturday, so work all day of the kind I'm leaving behind, but still enjoy. Teaching English. Two classes of nice people once a week is the kind of English teaching I can handle. I sympathise with my colleagues on seven, eight or nine classes at awkward times of the day plus the endless meetings, administrative duties and general company policy of nit-picking.

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Day 94. An uneventful day. Nothing to report. I'll see this to the end but I'm not sure I'll see the point when I get there. I know my attitude will change and there will be brighter moments along the way. Day 94 isn't one of them. Goodnight.

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Day 95 was yesterday, and as I once memorably heard from a Japanese bus driver in Yamanaka-ko, yesterday was yesterday, today is today. However, the reason for not writing to myself in this blog wasn't because I had fallen by the wayside, so no trips to William Hills yet, please. No, the reason was that my Internet connection at home was playing up so I abandoned last night's blogging for today

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Day 96. Still not much to blog about. 98 news still to go and still very much the picture of unhealth. Should be a few news tomorrow but that will give me reason to write. I'll catch me then.

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Day 97. Not much to blog about today. No news, no highs, no lows. Am now the same weight as on the first day, so still 10,000 grams to go. Had some bananas after my dinner today which gave me an idea for a first this weekend in Thailand. Banana custard. I can hardly wait. Told thee it'd be a fascinating blog. 98 firsts to go. 97 days. I'll see me tomorrow!

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Good evening Blog, Day 99. Went for my first run last night for a long, long time, due to a very inconvenient leg ailment known as 'shin splints'. Any avid jogger will know that they are extremely irritating in that they aren't particularly painful, but painful enough to prevent one from doing any serious running. Anyway, after a long lay-off, I finally put my procrastination to bed and

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The 'Hundred Days' War' will include my abstinence from alcohol and training to run my first half-marathon, which will precede my attempt on a full one in Bangkok this Novemember. I will also make an attempt to do 100 things over this period that I have not done in Thailand so far, or better still, ever. I don't care who reads this or whether or not anyone reads it at all. I certainly won't be

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