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Hi Nick!
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Hi Clo!
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Hi Spike!
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Hi Drew!
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Hi Bucket!
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Hi Craig!
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Hi Page!
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Hi Gary.
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Hi Albert!
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Thanks, Chris! Coming from you, this comment is special, my friend.
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Thanks, Tony! Your comment gives me a very warm feeling for writing my tribute to Carlos. I will miss his presence in GA.
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Thank you, Paul! I appreciate your kind comment. I tried my best to honour both his honest and giving character, as well as his fun side.
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Yes, Doha. It is one of the many tributes that were posted today in honour of Carlos. @Valkyrie set up this wonderful tribute, and because I both liked and respected Carlos, I just had to participate. I am happy you enjoyed my tribute to this great man.
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Hi, Cassie! Happy New Year to you.
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Long May You Run - A Tribute to Carlos Hazday
raven1 commented on Valkyrie's blog entry in Gay Authors News
I am looking forward to reading all of these! Great work, @Valkyrie! I want to thank you, @Cia, @Myr, and @wildone, for making this tribute happen.- 15 comments
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There have been many changes here in the last 25 years as Thais discover what is happening in the rest of the world. It's too bad that the US doesn't have a trade agreement with SE Asia. The US would sell a lot more products here if not for the very high tariffs, which double the price of US products. Products from France, Italy and Germany are very popular and are easily found online and in supermarkets and shopping malls at reasonable prices.
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It was a great time with friends. More fun than going out and fighting the crowds and noise, Nong Chai.
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I made a double batch, and it is gone. I substitute a pint of sour cream for the buttermilk. Sour cream is low in lactose. Only one new friend hadn't tasted it before, and she loved it! It is filled with chopped dill, parsley, onion and garlic. I add a bunch of different spices. It is really very tasty.
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A Man For All Reasons A man is born, and his destiny is life’s challenge to lead. The love and care of family helped his journey to succeed. A warrior of his culture. He taught us all acceptance, for as he fought for the future, we also received a chance. A wizard and a wanderer; the magic in his words took us places to ponder life’s lessons to be heard. A mentor and taskmaster. His voice was there to gui
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Two poems in tribute to a beloved author, friend, mentor and champion of life.
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Chapter 21 One Step at a Time
raven1 commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 21 One Step at a Time
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Hi Page! Did you and your guys party last night? Hope you all have a great New Year!
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Looks great, Albert! I had to fix snacks for the party, and that was my dinner. I did make my ranch dill dressing/dip and a ton of veggies, but the rest was pizza, chips and Chiang Mai sausage.
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At one point in the evening, I almost did that. I got my second wind and lasted until 2:30 am. I did get to see the fireworks from all over Chiang Mai. The large hotel next door supplied music all evening, and we all watched a great fireworks display from my balconies also provided by the hotel.
