The Siamerican

his literal-visual entry marks three weeks moved into the new SCBKK (South Central Bangkok) pad. Adapting has proved to be smooth, credited in part to the upgraded commodities: Water Heater, Cable LCD television, and fridge.

The final week of November 2009 buds. With the winter, uhum, cool season kicking into gear here in the Thai capital, comfortable 6.00 sleep-ins look forward to a hot shower and paced out breakfast about routine dress preparations, news bites and pop songs.

Mornings crammed on the entry steps of an overloaded decade old diesel red city bus are behind as memories. Present days cherish out the door by 7.30 for a 10 minute walk down lively city blocks of the Chinese enriched neighborhood about Jun road.

It’s the fifth week, or about a quarter way through the second semester of Thai school year, 2552 B.E. This week the primary and secondary school is engaged in color team Intramural Sport tournaments—the Siamerican W proudly representing Blue this occasion. He recalls two years back when he represented Green squad at Wat Teprasit Primary School in Samut Songkhram province.

Another mentionable benefit of the move is gratefully soaking the late afternoon free time , relaxing, napping and snacking; a stark contrast to public transport in rush hours.

The addition of a modern food cooling-storing-freezing device has been great incentive to revive cooking experiments, integrating healthy and scrumptious ingredients into the lifestyle: Mostly the last few weeks have blended interesting and nutritious soups inclusive of spinach, mustard leaf, okhra, carrot, mushrooms, sprouts soy bean, fresh pepper, herbs, tofu, egg, chicken, bullion, and pasta—compared to the waste and harm of carbohydrate rich fast food delivery, home dining is much more of an enrichment now that conscious intent adhered.

Most of in-class commitments at University have been fulfilled, leaving mostly preparations for final exams due in a few weeks time. Predicting-expecting an average outcome grade wise as I’ve been so engaged with my full time job. If I receive some Cs accounted to a lack of attendance, it turn out to be the lowest GPA since entering University, certain to degrade my latest GPA of 3.97.

So be it, as long as every thing is passed so I can seal one more term away, breaking the cake to its final slices for 2010, professional teaching life shall prosper through the decade as I move on with recovery and life.

When this whole world starts getting me down…I don’t need to go to the roof like the song. I just perch out on my balcony to indulge a 33 million baht view. And there’s certainly room for two and then some for special rituals and occasions.

Sunrise Skies are breathless

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