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    The Cool Season

    By Richard - July 14th, 2008
    The Cool SeasonThe Cool SeasonThe Cool Season

    If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!It’s the cool season in Bangkok. I know that because bargirls are shivering outside the bars as well as in. It’s about twenty four degrees centigrade and they’ve got goose bumps. My first night back in Bangkok and I’m welcomed [...]

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    In Memory of Chris

    By Richard - July 6th, 2008
    In Memory of Chris

    On winter nights at home in England, when the rain outside was horizontal, those of us who had been to Thailand would be cackling in corners at a local pub. Stories we’d each told a thousand times before, of various mis-adventures in The City of Angels, were all enjoyed again as though heard for [...]

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    Sai

    By Richard - June 22nd, 2008
    Sai

    It was one of those evenings where the elements had conspired to produce the kind of sunset that is only ever seen in the pages of National Geographic magazine. A photograph you see, while idly flicking through its glossy pages, that makes you stop and open the page right out and think wow, I wish [...]

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    Duong and Englebert

    By Richard - October 12th, 2007
    Duong and Englebert

    Duong says that i have the legs of a ninety year old.I’m forty six. “Why everything hurt”? she asks as her vice like hands force my skinny white, non supple limbs, into positions that they were never meant to be put into. “I think you take lady too much” she accuses. I whimper and groan [...]

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    The Perfect Moment

    By Richard - August 11th, 2007
    The Perfect Moment

    The late Spalding Gray in his book Swimming to Cambodia wrote of finding the “perfect moment”. A precise moment in time when nothing else exists,you are just in that moment. Gray found his, somewhat understandably, on a beach in Thailand.
    At first glance I just couldn’t imagine Bangkok, a sprawling city of heat and chaos, as [...]

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