I consider myself to be more of a story teller, than a writer. It is often more simple to sum up with a camera, but that doesn’t discourage me from the practice of shuffling the alphabet. English can be a challenging language, can’t it?
I’m still learning and, as I do, I’ve invited a few friends to join the adventure.
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Station Identification
Have you checked Tidbit (s) or W.I.R. lately?
Or our ever expanding international guest page *Global Perspectives*?
And ….. now there are “Post-lettes”, as well as Health Matters.
I would very much appreciate hearing from you. I highly value your input/feedback.
Please use the Comment Box below, this private address >>> remarks@sammilaw.asia
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Great Website! Thanks for sending me the link. You have some wonderful Pics!
I love the pictures I want to visit thailand!
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I love these photos here, my favorite were the beautiful peacock shot and the walking cow along with a man!
I spent some time getting caught up on your blog tonight, Sammi. Brilliant photography. You really capture the spirit of the land – a spirit that I can say is unique, as it is unlike anything that I have personally seen with my own two eyes.
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Hello! I’m a great follower of this blog and have been interested in it for a good time now. Just wanted to share this as I know that it is sometimes frustrating when people looks at your site but do not let you know therefore you are non the wiser. So, please maintain the dedication you have been demonstrating in your blog! Cheers!
These pictures show the real village life in Thailand, after looking at them I would like to visit Thailand.
I agree with some of the reply’s, I love the photos! Looks like your trip was fantastic! :)
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it’s not presumptuous to think of where you’re at as blessed with your presence since we were here. What a change you wrought in this piece of real estate. They will always mention you with awe, tho some with relief. You don’t let up. I gave my Canon to Charly Lee for her HS graduation, an excellent gift and now My sponsor has made it possible for me to get a new camera, a Sony DSC HX200V. What a chore it is to learn this new technology, they publish no manual but put an encyclopedia in the camera so there’s no excuse. Glorious technology it is, too.
The pictures are amazing, and gives one real insight into what life might be like in Thailand. I’ll be back for sure! Reading your blog is like taking a mini vacation. Keep up the good work.
beautiful pictures, I loved them.
Much Love to You Sammi
I love the pictures put up this way. Put more pics on here, I will visit every week and see! You are a great photographer! Do you
still have that camera I gave you? Just curious. Time changes all things, then rearranges them and puts them back together again.
Enjoy the beautiful springtime, do you have spring there? Glad to know where you are located now, also. Great!!!! xoxBabs
Ehhem! I recall paying for that Pentax. Could just be my memory playing tricks. Anyway, no have – my me, it went to a museum or a yard sale. I left it behind with a collection of other film cameras. Did you see that Kodak filed for bankruptcy?
Three seasons here – Hot, Wet and Cool. Getting hot now. wait a minute; now is cold – hot is lawn. Lawn dee-oh-knee. Cool, which I consider pah-dee pah-dee, but thought of as now by most locals is a bit like Spring, but there is no rain. Sort of November thru January. After that it gets very hot (lawn mak mahk) until it starts to rain (phone.) So, moo arye phone ma lawn pie.