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From Unchained Melody by Andrea Brown & Bruce Lellman

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Bruce Lellman replied to a comment by Mike Palmquist on a photo in Pineapple Fields Forever

What's even more fascinating is that my house always had a ghost/spirit. Lots of people had some experience with the ghost including myself. But when I brought a Thai spirit house home on one of our trips and put it in my backyard and opened the back door of the house for three days and nights, the ghost/spirit left my house. I'm not making this up.

10 months ago
Lisa Leslie commented on a photo in The Battleaxe and the Monk

Like the Wizard of Oz sign, "I'd turn back if I were you!"

10 months ago
Gregory Garceau commented on a photo in It’s just so easy here

https://sl.bing.net/hgfJIInNGnc

10 months ago
Andrea Brown replied to a comment by Gregory Garceau on a photo in It’s just so easy here

Actually, I haven’t! Please share!

10 months ago
Mike Palmquist commented on a photo in Heading South at a Slow Pace

I think the papaya diet is doing wonders for you!

10 months ago
Mike Palmquist commented on a photo in Trying to restore light

This reminds me a little of the movie, Asteroid City, from Wes Anderson.

10 months ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Andrea Brown on a photo in It’s just so easy here

I thought I might have been so naive that I didn't know about some kind of fruit or confectionary that LOOKED like pink eggs. So I Googled "pink eggs" and before I knew it, Thailand came up. Pink eggs are a real thing, and there is a fascinating story behind them. Maybe you've covered that before. If so, I missed it.

10 months ago
Mike Palmquist commented on a photo in Pineapple Fields Forever

Thanks, Bruce. I didn't know anything about spirit houses. That's fascinating.

10 months ago
Mike Palmquist commented on a photo in The Battleaxe and the Monk

So interesting. I feel your "irritation" about his "detachment to things" and his home inside a park. That wouldn't fly in a National or State Park in the U.S. I wonder if there are any "monks" living under boulders in National Forests...I imagine so.

BTW. That's a huge boulder. Is there any geological explanation the piling of these boulders?

10 months ago
Mike Palmquist commented on It’s just so easy here

What a beautiful, beautiful place to rest in. I feel your emotions about the places that will, inevitably, be too hot to visit -- in a way that feels active and "boots on the ground". Savor the moment.

10 months ago
Andrea Brown replied to a comment by Gregory Garceau on a photo in It’s just so easy here

Yes. Weird, right?

10 months ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in It’s just so easy here

Hey, thanks! Try to find one with a few more birds in it next time though. OK?

10 months ago
Gregory Garceau commented on a photo in It’s just so easy here

Are those eggs on the right side of the aisle? Pink eggs?

10 months ago
Steve Miller/Grampies commented on It’s just so easy here

Dodie here-I feel your pain, my sister. As I have been reading your daily accounts I have been saying to Steve "Well, we can scratch off Southeast Asia. It would be way too hot for me." A shame really, because the places look interesting and the food, oh the food!

10 months ago
Rachael Anderson commented on It’s just so easy here

What a great sounding place! How nice to already have friends there. I’m sorry about your issues with heat. I wouldn’t have lasted for more than a week or two! Take care.

10 months ago