LENNIE KESL, In Remembrance When I went to bed last night, the stars were spinning one way--when I rose this morning, they had slowed and turned, their music darkened, gravity stopped for the briefest moment; my [...]
Greetings All, Since my last post, the monsoons have come in earnest. After last season's severe flooding, the small river on which I live was dredged to a much greater depth and we can only hope [...]
July blog Greetings Everyone. Happy July. I trust all my friends are staying cool. We’re very much into the rainy season here in Thailand, but, so far, no evidence that floods will occur. After last year, [...]
Greetings to All It’s been a while since I posted news. I’ve been waiting on several projects to fall into their final phase. And now they have. As I promised a few months back, 'Panom and [...]
SAWADEE and PANOM for the NEW YEAR.ANNOUNCEMENTS:I’m pleased to announce a brand new shape to my web site with new navigation features, new galleries, music and video. I would also like to introduce a new project.THE [...]
During the spring of 1967, on my way to lunch in the Student Union Building at University of Alaska in Fairbanks, I happened upon a recently published Popular Science magazine that featured a story about a [...]
The above photographs are from a Buddhist funeral I attended several weeks ago. It was a remarkable ceremony. “ The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources.” Bartel Teisenni Since my return from [...]
Everything is going beautifully nowhere. James Broughton,Greetings Everyone,It’s been a good long while since I’ve made an entry into my blog site. In fact it was June 8th, after the ending of the political crisis here in Thailand. It’s time.In [...]
It is less than a week before Sangkran here in Chiangmai. This ancient Buddhist festival that has grown into a five day frenzy, generating millions of baht occurs during the hottest month of the year. However [...]
Late last year I ghost wrote several children’s stories, one of which was about an elephant. At one point in the story I had suggested that perhaps the elephant was pretending about its feelings. The story [...]
