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I’ve got a couple of Cree lights, including this retrofit that I’ve installed in a larger flashlight. I’m prompted to write this post because I was at Costco (South San Francisco, CA) yesterday and saw that they had a 2 pack of AAA based Cree lights at a price of 2 for $15.00 … amazing [...]
Here are some night shots of the carnival which just unfolded at the local bowling alley in Pacifica. It’s dark, but you can almost see the waves crashing just a few hundred yards away. It’s lovely here in Pacifica, but there’s not much going on in the way of nightlife outside of a few bars [...]
I recently travelled from Udon Thani to Vientiane. It was a pretty good trip and fairly easy, as I had been driving around Isaan in a rented car already. Making the trip to Laos was pretty straightforward. We drove to Nong Khai, to the Friendship Bridge. Once there, there’s a bus that takes you to [...]
In Nong Khai there’s a park filled with giant statuary depicting Naga, Buddha, Gods, Demons and Devils, as well as depictions of moral tales. This park, Salakeoku, is the product of one man’s dedication with his faith. Launpou Bounleua Souliliath found his faith at an early age and despite trouble with his family, he persevered, [...]
The latest in our 2010 series for Singapore. A video showing our walk around Singapore with our local friend, Joel. Previous posts on Singapore included: Singapore Food Somerset Orchard, Singapore – a hotel review Ice Cream treat in Singapore coming soon… The Body Experience
I’ve added a page that brings together the videos I’ve made documenting my (sak-yant) tattoo experience. Please check it out by clicking on the link to the left under pages, or just click here. Thanks!
I love this place. Totally. Enraptured. So much so that we’ve been here four times now, each time (after discovering it the first time) making a trek out to find it *just* for the noodles before going onwards with our other plans of the day. What is it? It’s a noodle cart! Run by a [...]
From Bangkok or Pattaya, Wat Khao Sukim is a journey about five to six hours away. To visit the temple from either city requires a journey akin to driving from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Although Google maps says it’s a three and a half hour journey, I’ve made the trip twice and can assure [...]
