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dvdcm

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In Topic: Where Are The A/C Cafes With Free Wi-Fi Connections ?

2012-02-06 23:09:41

Less diplomatic, but in Chiang Mai try "Farang kee nok".

In Topic: Where Are The A/C Cafes With Free Wi-Fi Connections ?

2012-02-06 22:31:47

Tight Fist Brigade is diplomatic. Try "farang kee nok" or the generic "kee nee ow"

In Topic: Where Are The A/C Cafes With Free Wi-Fi Connections ?

2012-02-06 19:26:09

"Sorry, comrade. Your eight minutes are up."

In Topic: 2 Hours Waiting At Immigration At Suvanarbhumi Airport 1.2.2012

2012-02-03 10:27:45

I arrived at 12:00 and the queue... well more like a mob... was packed in well away from immigration desks and and spilling back down the concourse. I've seen it busy before but never like that. By the grace of my hosts I used of the Fast Track, but it is interesting to see this post because the sight made quite an impression on me, as well. If it was still jammed at 16:00 whatever was going on must have been an all day affair.

In Topic: Waldorf Kindergarten In Chiang Mai

2011-09-05 10:02:59

In my experience (and I've had some) Waldorf schools are usually loving, arts-rich, happy places. As I've seen it in the States and Europe, teachers will stay with children as they move up through the years, which makes it good to hear kind words about a particular teacher in the area. Parents unfamiliar with the system who are considering it for the long haul might want to ask directly about the general approach to reading, as it may or may not fall within their comfort level.