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Kees Roijter: Thailand blog has become my friend

By Kees Roijter
Posted in Diary, Kees Royter, Living in Thailand
Tags: Kees Royter, Thailand blog

January 8 2014

Kees Roijter tells how he discovered Thailand blog two years ago and what role the blog now plays in his life.

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Diary of Kees Roijter (5): Just another Sunday in December

By Kees Roijter
Posted in Diary, Kees Royter, Living in Thailand
Tags: Kees Royter, Christmas tree

December 26 2013

There is a mouse in the bowl of dog food. Pon thinks it should be saved. Boef runs away and Kees struggles with the artificial Christmas tree. Just another Sunday in December.

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Politics destroy more than you love

By Kees Roijter
Posted in Diary, Kees Royter, Opinions
Tags: Kees Royter, Politics

December 11 2013

Kees Roijter was never interested in politics, but the recent unrest made him interested. What did that lead to?

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Diary of Kees Roijter (4): Thailand, Beautiful Thailand

By Kees Roijter
Posted in Diary, Kees Royter
Tags: emigrate, Kees Royter, Moving away

November 27 2013

I'm afraid my beautiful dream won't come true, writes Kees Roijter in a candid reflection. Now that he and Pon are moving to Thailand after 36 years in the Netherlands, he is worried.

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Kees Roijter: Thailand blog has become my friend

Diary of Kees Roijter (5): Just another Sunday in December

Politics destroy more than you love

Diary of Kees Roijter (4): Thailand, Beautiful Thailand