October 2010
November 2010
- Monday
Norwegian Embassy - Tuesday
Off to Pattaya - Wednesday
First day in Pattaya - Thursday
Computer stuff - Friday
Visa hassles - Saturday
Rice Porridge - Sunday
No Cross Bay Swim - Monday
Immigration again ! - Tuesday
Immigration again part II! - Wednesday
Dentist and Immigration - Thursday
Dentist & Immigration - Friday
Swim, swim and Germans - Saturday
Church, porridge and Swiss - Sunday
Fishing with no TK ! - Monday
Miniature City - Tuesday
Walking Street - Wednesday
Beach visit - Thursday no
Terje and post office - Friday
Beach and Rib visit - Saturday
Relaxing for the swim - Sunday
The Cross Bay Swim! - Monday post swim rest
- Tuesday
Khao Talo - Wednesday
Swimming lessons - Thursday
Medical clinic - Friday
Surfbeach Hotel - Saturday
Emma Out - Sunday, sick &
relaxing - Monday
Kabin Buri - Tuesday
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Time to get the computer up and running after installing Windows 7 Enterprise
with Norwegian and Thai language packs, both for the operating system and for
the Office 2010 applications.
The big Norwegian flag
indicting where the Norwegian
Seamen Church is in Pattaya.
A junkyard full of old
bikes of different kinds.
The rather special kind
of waitress that made our fishy breakfast.
The buzzing streets
where the Church lies.
The overgrown pavements along the main road. The 7-11 is very
good and open 24 hours for anything.
In the evening, time for a Korean Barbeque
with Kran and TK.
TK had his own taste in salads and food.
The special mantis-shrimps that the Thais
call lobster which they are not. In Latin, they are called Squilla scorpio. In the
evening, Kran and Martin found their own private bar. The next day, Friday
Nov 5thth, it was time to get a retirement visa for Thailand.
The pictures below are thumbnails, meaning they are small copies of the real
thing. You just click them. The weather
in Norway
and in
Bangkok just now.
To the
left, the street outside our Whispiering Palms.
After
our swim, we walked for a nice place to have our breakfast. Amazing chickens
on the spit along side the road. It tasted very nice.
Art
galleries are abundant in Thailand. This is one of them.
Kran and
Martin waiting for our lunch.
After a very fishy breakfast
with a beer or three, Kran seen with the cook to the left.
Internet café across the main
road.
The wooden lady outside the
reception area of The Whispering Palms.
They had a special grill
where you could barbeque your own selected food. A very nice setup.
The pot is empty.
Nice, friendly girl on the
table below us.
