Saturday, April 15, 2017
Friday, April 14, 2017
Public activities toned down, but not the fun
The only thing toned down at this year's songkran festival were public events such as parades in many provincial capitals. Festivities went on as normal in most villages with parades and festivals, and of course roadside water throwing. Meanwhile the road carnage seems to be slightly less than last year, but we are only into the third of seven festival days. Statistics indicate the majority of accidents are caused by drunk driving and speeding Equipment malfunction such as brake failure and bald tires also seems to appear quite often in the news. Enforcing no riding in the back of pickups is not going to solve the carnage problem, it's just going to be an inconvenience for the poor wanting to go to work or to temples and school. Statistics also indicate that the majority of accidents happen between 4 and 8 pm. This is the time when more enforcement should be on the road. Enforcements seems to be reduced during these hours, as is apparent by motorcyclist driving without helmets after 5pm. Confiscating vehicles from drunk drivers would quickly solve the drunk driving problem. Speeding fines are too low to act as a deterrent. But then that's just my opinion. Happy Songkran |
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Wednesday, April 12, 2017
New computer
Now I have to put the brakes on my spending for a week. There's a huge difference between my old and new computer. It's like stepping out of a tuktuk into a racing car. From two to three screens. For the first time my PC is faster than my MAC. MAC is 2.6 ghz PC is 3.5 ghz |
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“Baan Kud Na Kham” Arts and Crafts Center
take Highway No. 22 (SakhonNakhon-UdonThani) for 85 kilometers. Turn right at Amphoe Sawang Daen Din ontoHighway No. 2091 and turn left ontoHighway No. 2280 to Amphoe Charoen Sin. Continue for 20 kilometers to reach the center |
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Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Get ready, waterproof mobile bag, glasses or googles, hand towels, waterproof camera...
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