Comments on: Bangkok Taxi Drivers: Die, No Problem

By: Catherine Wentworth

Catherine Wentworth — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 03:30:00 +0000

Yes, the ‘die, no problem’ had all of us nervous that night. Well, except for the English teacher who was snoozing in the back seat (it was one of ‘those’ nights). And the amulets protected us quite well!

Thanks for stopping by Pete. I’m now off to read your tiger blog post…

Catherine Wentworths last blog post..The Streak-eared Bulbul in Bangkok

By: Pattaya Pete

Pattaya Pete — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 02:21:14 +0000

You do have a great way of telling a story. I’m not sure about the ‘die, no problem’ Philosophy :-) But sometimes in those taxi rides you hope the blessings on the ceiling and the amulets will protect you too.

Pattaya Petes last blog post..Sriracha Tiger Zoo – Pattaya Thailand

By: Catherine

Catherine — Sat, 09 May 2009 07:55:32 +0000

Hey Lynn,

Ari is a wonderful place to live, but yes, it’s changing too fast. First they tore down Reflections, then they tore out the best ever Pad Thai restaurant in the world. And now? What’s next?

How are you settling into Canada? With you taking off while I was away, I’m having a bit of a time getting my head around you being gone from Ari. Hmmm… I guess I’ll have to call you on Sunday/Monday to chat!

Btw – it’s been a crazy two weeks so I didn’t have time to ship your stuff (it’ll have to be done from Thailand).

By: Lynn

Lynn — Fri, 08 May 2009 23:32:49 +0000

Hi Cat,

Such Fun memories that you have brought back to life!Sanook bai gon, dai chan mun!

I’ll never forget my time in Soi Aree; thank you so much for introducing me to that area. The previous 4 years in Thailand were great, but not nearly as much fun!

Soi Ari is still changing-a lot of the wonderful restaurants we used to enjoy are being demolished for new condo’s. If they keep that up, we will have to find another ‘best-kept secret’ in Bangkok!

I’m going to have to leave that search up to you, and when you find it, let me know, ok??

Your Canadian bud,
Lynn