-Spring Break 2009-

Hey Everyone!!

How was your spring break?

This year was the first spring break for me. This year spring break was on March 21 to March 29. I watched movie almost every night. My spring break was bored. I played computer almost every day too. I stayed at my friend’s house too, it was very fun. We went to Washington to see her cousin at 2.00am and hangout and then we went to Hood River at 4.30am. We did the secret stuff till 5.00am. Then we went home and slept. And another thing which I did on this spring break was talked with my family on Skye. We talked about many detail. And what I want to do when I'm home. So I plan to play tennis, swimming, shopping, and continue learning figure ice skate.

-Thail dress-

Lots of people have been asking me about what kind of clothes Thai people wear. We have our traditional clothes but we do not really wear them often. We only wear them for special days like Songkran, Father's day, Mother's day, Loy Krathong etc. For normal days, Thai men wear suits to work. Thai children wear uniform to school. At the weekend we wear normal clothes like other countries. For example jeans and T-shirt. I think most Thai traditional clothes are made from silk.

-Bratz-

Bratz is a popular line of fashion dolls and related merchandise designed by Carter Bryant and manufactured by southern California toy company. The four original 10" dolls - Cloe, Jade, Sasha, and Yasmin - are teenagers distinguished by large heads and skinny bodies, almond-shaped eyes adorned with eyeshadow, and lush, glossy lips.

-Thai words-

In the Thai alphabet, the consonants and vowels are grouped separately. There are nominally 44 consonants, but two are practically obsolete (,), and six more are never used to begin a word, leaving only 36.

Following is a list of vowel sounds, represented by the vowel marks (Sa-Ra) or vowel combinations (Sa-Ra-Pa-Som), with "" added, to show whether each vowel is placed before, after, above, or below a consonant. Sometimes a hyphen is added to represent a following consonant that must be present.

Wan-Na-Yuk (tonal marks) is tonal accent in Thai writing. In all their are four such marks, namely, Mai-Ek the first tonal mark, Mai-Tou the second tonal mark, Mai-Tri the third tonal mark, Mai-Jat-Ta-Wa the forth tonal mark.

Number in Thai Language (0-9)

Thai Pronunciation

The Thai language is a tonal language, in that different tones of voice will affect the meaning of a word dramatically. If you were to say the word in a high tone, ie at the top end of your voice's speaking register, the meaning could be entirely different to a word with the same letters, spoken in a low tone of voice.

Some Thai words:

Hello: Sawatdee Khrab (boy), Sawatdee Kaa (girl)
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-The Modern Toilet-

This is the one ridiculous restaurant, it's call "The Modern Toilet" located in the heart of Hong Kong. The entire restaurant takes place in the bathroom scene. There are no chairs to sit on in this modern-day dining spot. Instead you have toilet bowls to squat on as you eat your appetizer in a mini urinal. The wall surrounded by the familiar dull yellow, green and white checkered tiles. A mosque of 2 bathtubs and shower nozzles are set off to the side to give spectators such as soap, towels and mats to entertain one's eye. Glass tables are set atop porcelain sinks while enormous plungers dance with faces shaped lights that hang down from the ceiling. Cultured entrees are held withing mini toilets or mini bathtubs, depending on the type of meal. Drinks are sipped from urinals. And elaborate and enormous desserts were served in urinals of even larger sizes. There was no question this restaurant was one of a kind with almost every guest recording the memory with photos.

-Island in Thailand-

Thailand has become well known around the world for its many tourist attractions. And also Thailand is one of the most popular tour sites in the world. Popular activities of tourists are water activities. Thailand is the home of many beautiful beaches where tourists can go swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, or just enjoy the sunshine on long, clean, sandy beaches. Some tourists take advantage of the local venders who sell delicious fruit, local foods, and souvenirs.

Some of the islands have beautiful beaches and many have caves large enough for tourists to explore. Tourists like to take boat tours of the many island. Many of the beaches are large enough for the tourists to stop on and have picnic, but some of the islands have no beaches. Some of these islands look like tall poles emerging from the ocean. These islands are interesting because some of them have caves created by the erosion of the caves and explore the beautiful and fascinating sea life that live in the caves. We waiting and welcome for you to come and visit.

-Pullip-

Pullips is a fashion doll that expresses today’s present feeling. She stands 30cm tall (about 12 inches), and she is fully articulated. Pullip can open and close her eyes, and look side to side. A new Pullip Fashion doll is issued every month. Each doll comes with a unique outfit and accessories, trading card and a doll stand.Pullip means, “leaf” (young) in Korean.

-BangkoK-

Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand. Bangkok is the name that this modern, flourishing city is known by in the Western world, but its full name(too big to translate here) is the longest place name in the world. Thai people, however, do not use the complete name; they call it Krung Thep, which means the City of Angles.

Bangkok is not only the government capital; it's the business and cultural center of the nation. In Bangkok, you can find any kind of business that you could possibly require. There are modern supermarkets with a large selection of western foods and other product, shopping malls with all the most modern products and clothing styles that can be found anywhere in the world. You will also find appliance stores with modern household products, bookstores with the latest in reading and education materials, and movie theaters showing all the latest movies.There are several concert halls that present classical, popular music and country music concert for audiences of all ages, as well as there are theaters that present stage plays and musicals.


Bangkok is a center of commerce and culture. With a large foreign community, Bangkok's lifestyle is unique; but at the same time, it is familiar because of the various cultures that live side-by-side in this busy metropolis.

-BLyTh3"-

Big eyed dolls, known by the name of "Blythe". They're made in Japan. The first doll was made in 1972. There have symbol in big eyes which can change into four color; green, pink, orange and dark blue. But they scared children, so they had to close them down. 30 years later, after her best friend gave Blythe to her, she falls in love with this doll. She brought her on every trip. She uses Blythe to be a model in every picture. Since then, people put the pictures in a book named "This is Blythe". After that, they're starting to advertise in every form of media. One time, they advertised for Parco, which made Blythe, the original price was $35 and now they cost $350. "CLICK HERE!"