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Loving Rice: Goodbye Bangkok

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. Bangkok has been a remarkable home. I will miss it deeply. But, it's now time for our family to move on, create a new home and add new memories as we fall in love with another city. I'd love for you to join us on the next chapter of our journey. Travel on over to a new bohemia. Friday, July 01, 2011. July 3, 2011 at 1:37 AM. July 4, 2011 at 11:24 PM. Clicking on the link now to see where you are! February 21, 2012 at 7:08 PM. I Like This Very Much.

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Loving Rice: March 2011

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. Our appointments go a bit something like this:. In any event, a trip to the hospital results in me continuing my Starbucks addiction and a huge stack of dosing cups that need to be tamed. This weekend I took advantage of that stack and used them to entertain my six and four year olds. Look closely! Those little 'smoothies' that the kids' stuffed animals and alien invaders are sipping on? Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Leave a comment.0 comments so far.

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Loving Rice: September 2010

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. I haven't been on holiday quite as long as my blog has. But, from my observation, blogs have a funny way of extending their holidays. Another item adding to the festive mood of this season is one of Thailand's largest and most joyful celebrations which will be underway in about seven weeks (give or take a few days! Happy hot season (that's out of the Thai-described seasons of hot, hotter and hottest! Thursday, September 30, 2010. Leave a comment.4 comment...

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Loving Rice: June 2011

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. While living in (or visiting) a foreign country, I am charmed by the everyday differences from my home country. Differences are what make things, places and people interesting. They make me wonder, smile and etch themselves in my brain as a moment of discovery. Below, some of the latest 'differences' discovered. Flavored toothpaste sunk in. All over Thailand, English is used in the shopping and tourist areas. Writing of English seems to be approached simi...

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Loving Rice: Loving Rice Recipe Index

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. Loving Rice Recipe Index. Here is the growing collection of recipes featured on Loving Rice. Remember, after clicking on the desired title below you will need to scroll past the associated story in order to begin the recipe. Enjoy! Fresh Rolls Dok Kha Lam (with raspberry ginger dipping sauce). Golden Tofu (with sweet and sour dipping sauce). Banana Flower Soup with Fresh Crab. Tom Kha Gai *. Char Siew (Sweet Roasted Pork). Char Siew Rice Noodles. I was in tha...

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Loving Rice: January 2011

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. While walking through the neighborhood this morning, I picked up two bags of cotton candy for 20 baht each and threw them into my Whole Foods sack. Sweet irony. Confection goes by the terms 'fairy floss' and 'candy floss' as well! After throwing the fairy floss (forget cotton candy. I'm loving the new term! Instead, I thought 'Bummer- this is not going to be easy! Cooking in Thailand, entry no. Sweet Street Pad Thai. Rice noodles, about 8 ounces. Crushed red ...

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Loving Rice: November 2010

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. Sunday morning. Two active, interested in exploring the city kids. My husband was out of town on business, I had family scheduled to arrive three days later and I was 38 weeks pregnant. I needed a quick, EASY outing where my six and four-year-olds could create their own adventure (and I could sit and watch, while drinking a massive mug of mocha! How about the 'rules' of the play area? But, really, what child could resist a kid-sized air hockey table? As they ...

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Loving Rice: October 2010

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An expat mama's record. In Bangkok, Thailand. At this time of year, the weather typically cools just a bit in Bangkok. Those native to the area feel the 'chill' in the air. The rest of us breath a sigh of relief as the humid steam lessens a bit. Cooking in Thailand, entry no 90:. 12 large yellow onions. 8 heads of garlic. 3 cups of water. 1/2 cup of olive oil, plus 3 tablespoons. 2 kilos of tomatoes. 3 large bunches of fresh basil, leaves removed from stems. 1 generous pinch of red pepper flakes. Working...