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Lai working hard on her house documents. Far is watching. Then
off to Jan. Here is his sweet little wife with all the bridal dresses for hire. |
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Jan's wife with the dolls that is dressed up for bridal stuff.
Martin and Jan outside his wife's shop. |
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Off to the petrol station. Not only is Martin an
unpaid chauffeur, but he has to fill up the car with diesel and water for 859 bath of his
own money (24,50 US $). Then off to the
postoffice to send off some papers for Lai's house. |
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Back at Lai's house, here with her son Boss, still
alive. They sit outside, didn't want to socialize with Martin
sitting at the other end of the house. |
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Lai and her son Boss for short.
Lai has her X-husband's car, an old big one. |
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It is a diesel Isuzu 4x4, called Spacecab SLX.
Martin will try to sell it for Lai. She doesn't have a driver license and don't need it, but
she needs the cash. Martin making eyes while working on his
computer. |
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Lai went off to celebrate her son's birthday and
the 100th day after the oldest son's death on a drunken bicycle accident in Pattaya.
Two kind of cakes. |
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Lai's sister Far with the youngest one, Marvine.
Lai's dog Blackie lives with her mother. |
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Far's oldest son. He came with us from Pattaya.
Martin paid 6000 bath (US $ 200,-) for the trip full of family members. The bus for two cost
600 bath. (US $ 20,-) Then the celebration for her dead son
Bell. Martin doesn't understand the Buddhist rites for celebrating death. And he really
don't want to either. |
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The cakes were used to put on each
other's faces. What a custom, and the cakes were not cheap. Lai
with some her relatives on this combo party. |
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