Phairin Tak
91 Moo3, Mahawan, Maesot Tak, Thailand
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Travel Blogs Nearby
My Home Away from Home
... greater
than just myself. Baan Unrak showed me the value of love and how it
can change people. When they realized that they are loved, eternally
and unconditionally, real healing begins. Baba Nam Kevalam, the homes
meditation mantra mean “Infinite love is all there is”. If only
all children were raised on this idea of love, if only everyone gave
value to love and its power to change ...
Stepping in the Same River Twice
... ride from Mae Sot--I know, because I have done it. I ride on for about 15 minutes, hoping he is making a circuitous route back to Mae Sot. He is not, rather, he is heading on the 6 hour trip north to Mae Sariang instead of the 8 minute trip to downtown Mae Sot from the bus station. It is raining. Finally, I press the buzzer to stop, get off, and cross the highway looking for transport back towards where I had come from.
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Mae Sot
... They mentioned that after converting some of the kids to their brand of Christianity, that the kids were not accepted by their families anymore and lived at the school. We passed cattle, buffalo, Karen and Shan villages of huts with leaf shingle roofs, people carrying huge baskets full of leaves for roof building, washed out mountain roads, construction workers, but mostly enjoyed pristine mountain views, some times the mountains peaking out through the tops of ...
The poor old locals!
... can deceive. I'm thinking about going to Chiang Mai tomorrow and seeing if I can have an adventure there as truth be told, I think the last exciting thing happened to me in the Perhentian islands in Malaysia and I've been bored ever since I left Indo aside from that time, I've decided that I'm going to Burma or Indo after Chiang Mai if I don't have any adventures there.
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If at first you don't suceed, try and try again!
... br>
Bless Vanessa and Chris, later I watched them getting frustrated about being given the tourist prices and told them to go away and let me for the haggling which worked like magic, I instantly got 50% less than they did as a starting price even though I'm a tourist, just a different colour tourist to them and I realised besides not being able to easily get an English teaching job, I actually am far better off being Asian here in Asia.
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