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Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day

Posted on 16. Feb, 2010 by April.

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We had two major things working against us: One, it was on the same day as Chinese New Year, a widely celebrated holiday in Thailand; Two, many Ramkhamhaeng University students had exams that day. Still, our Valentine’s Day event was a success. :) Enjoy the pictures!…

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Fish Food

Fish Food

Posted on 12. Feb, 2010 by April.

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When we were up in Chiang Mai, we decided to pop into one of the widely popular “fish spas.” It’s a big hit with tourists, and although fish spas are popping up in the US, the Thai price (a fraction of the cost!) is bound to keep business here booming with tourists…

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Family Matters

Family Matters

Posted on 01. Feb, 2010 by April.

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What are the expectations in your family? Chances are, they’re different than those of a Thai family. I’ve had a few discussions with students, friends and fellow missionaries about different aspects of family life. It’s weird how you just assume your way is “normal.” I can’t say whether one way is better or worse, but they do reveal the basic values of our culture. Let’s look at some aspects of life and I’ll share some insights I’ve gained into Thai culture. By no means is this exhaustive, it’s just what I’ve learned in conversation…

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Food Friday: Eat like an Ahka

Food Friday: Eat like an Ahka

Posted on 29. Jan, 2010 by April.

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As we’ve mentioned more than once, last month we went up to an Akha village for a few days to experience their culture. Part of that was, of course, their food. My favorite part was using chopsticks to eat it all. :) Since we only ate Akha food a few times, we decided to bring in an expert to tell you all about it. Lori Vernon graciously agreed to be our guest blogger today to teach us about Akha food and even share a recipe!

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Answers, Part 3

Answers, Part 3

Posted on 23. Jan, 2010 by April.

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What would you say were the times you most felt ‘in step or in connection’ with God? What would you say were the times you felt least ‘in step or in connection” with God?
Do you think you will make any short or long-term lifestyle changes as a result of your year in Thailand? If yes, what & why?

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