Ever seen a sweet shop like this? Everything comes in and can be sold as is or by the kilogram. I am thinking of just buying one of the tins. So many sweets to choose from hmmm.
Sweets sold in Thailand come in big tins, you can buy one or the entire tin.
What a day. paying respects and donating food for the 3333+ monks from three countries.
Monks walking
main stage monks
the view from the back looking south over 3333 monks
Wanted to capture the different country colors and the different ages. I think it turned out pretty good.
Today I was up pretty early to walk around Mae Sai and really think about a job offer that was presented to me. The job is to teach English at a nice school here in the area. Turns out I like it here but I’m not sold on it. If I were to take a job, it would be for the experience of course, but Mae Sai may not be the best fit for me. It is a pretty hustling little area with the Border crossing into Myanmar. I prefer a smaller more “sleepy” little town out more rural. Lately, I have really wanted to live further away from the city life. However, for right now, I do enjoy seeing the people and the culture of northern Thailand. I stopped thinking and just spent the rest of the day shooting photos. Well, with that said, here are some of my favorites that I shot today walking around.
walking up to this felt like I was on a old abandoned movie set- hopefully it makes a good photo.
Walking down the street.
Inside the Mae Sai Monastery – Thailand
Teaching conversation in the requested American style English. Mae Sai, Thailand
Drawing pictures of various emotions.
Drawing emotions.
Drawing emotions.