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- Bert Matthys: …And Jan also leaves behind his Thai wife. Good luck to everyone. That bad.
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- Founding_Father: Henk, This response mainly says something about you. Don't make normal what is not normal. Could you please explain where?
- Eric Donkaew: @SiamTon —————————– The amounts you mention are exaggerated (
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- Henk: And yet I think I agree with Marnix. You have been together with your partner for 15 years, of which 10 years as married couples. And only recently
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Thai Cuisine: Cooking Workshop in Bangkok
Thai cuisine is world famous and has an enormous variety. What could be more fun when you come back from Thailand and can serve those who stayed behind a delicious Thai dish. This is possible if you follow a cooking workshop in Bangkok or Chiang Mai, for example. During a Thai cooking workshop you will learn how to quickly and easily prepare a delicious Thai meal.
Reader question: Thai cuisine cooking class in Pattaya
We will soon be staying in Pattaya/Jomtien for 2 months. We think it would be fun to take a cooking course in Thai cuisine. Do you have addresses or tips for us?
A day in Bangkok from a KLM flight attendant
Posted in Flight tickets
Tags: Bangkok, Food and drink, KLM, cooking workshop, pad Thai, Stewardesses
To find information for my recent stories about KLM, I also ended up on blog.klm.com, a weblog of mainly KLM employees in all kinds of positions. They are fun short stories about travel destinations, their work, information about specific departments and much more.
One of the bloggers is Valerie Musson, a KLM flight attendant, who described a day in Bangkok under her pen name DareSheGoes.
