Singing after dinner
Visited Bear Santuary, waterfalls, weaving, paper making and wood carving center, then on to a couple of temples, and a short trip to see the sun on the Mekong. It was a fantastic day, but I feel every one of my years right now. I loved seeing the weaver and the explanation of making silk. […]
This is a dream fulfilled, and everything I imagined it could be. The pace relaxed, time to hear our guide, Paan’s stories, and lots of time to quiz her on Laos, Buddhism, the plants and animals around us, and so much more. She was a patient listener and teacher. I cannot wait to write up […]
We left Thailand for our journey up the Mekong River, into Laos. It will be two days of cruising to reach Luang Prabang. Larry, the food picture is for you. It was delicious!
For all my fellow cat lovers, the cats are allowed out of the cage to roam. The friendly cats wear collar so you know which ones to pet. We saw many rolling in the dirt and chasing each other up trees.
I love all the elephant lights, elephant folded towels…
Yesterday we drove north to the Golden Triangle area. This is where the Mekong River and Rusk rivers meet and you can see three different countries.. We are standing in Thailand, so the trees in front are Thailand, the land to the left at the top is Myanmar and to the right across the Mekong […]
Second cooking class today, and introduction to many new ingredients. We started in Ps garden where we got to see many growing. See how many you know.
Up early with hopes of catching the sunrise…
Chiang Mai’s traffic moves like a well choreographed dance. The weaving and blending seeming to move to a music, I cannot hear. My driver’s medallion for protection.
The website is again active and, to the best of my very limited knowledge, is working. So you should be able to click into this post, and it should take you to the site. If you find any problems, please let me know, and I will work to resolve them. My plan was to get […]
We arrived in Aigues-Mortes on a Votive Festival, the town partied. Julianna, Timothy and I walked the town, only to find out large portions of it were roped off for the running of the bulls. We waited around for about a half hour, got bored and went to find lunch. We were back on the […]
Our first glimpses of the Camargue horses!
Breakfast in Toulouse Working to reeducate myself on how to use my website. This was breakfast at the Toulouse train station after our trans-Atlantic flight. French food cannot be beaten.