Thanks For Visiting

Sow's brother Duk and her dad left to go back home yesterday evening. Her mom is still here, thank god, she's such a help. And I'm glad to get to spend some time with her. She was really shy the first time I met her.



Duk got to stay with us for almost two weeks of his school break. He helped out a good deal, but mostly he'd end up making the baby cry for some reason or other. Just had that touch I guess? Anyhow, he helped clean and take care of things while we were at the hospital. He'd talked about how much he wanted to get a guitar (in Thai pronounced (k)uitar)), because the girls were really into kuitars. So we got him one as a gift for helping out. Turns out he already knew how to play. He'd been borrowing his friends' kuitars for ages. He's actually really good. Had I known, I'd have gotten him one the day he arrived here.

Sow's dad was really excited to see his first grandson. He had a great time here. He loved playing with Rayluk. I wish we could have done more, but he had to get back to get things ready at their farmland. Rainy season has just ended here. Some say it was a few weeks ago, but I got caught in a huge downpour last night, so for me it just finished. Now for the cold weather, 72 degrees at night. Brrrrr...