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It’s a mid-life crisis

by Michael Cannon on May 17, 2010 in Stories

At some point in life you find yourself wondering around, with no particular direction to go. You could go back in to the familiar, but you’ve left that path as it’s not the place you want to be. So there you are, somewhere or nowhere, wondering where to step off to next. Often, for me, [...]

Tagged as: Asia, change, Kohn Kaen, life, midlife crisis, Thailand

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How to carefully break wife’s expectations

by Michael Cannon on May 14, 2010 in Stories

Dearest Peichi, Change is afoot. Yes, version 17A or 39D is in motion. I ask for your continuing Love and Support as I work with you, others and reflect inwards for what’s my next path. I’ve learned one, well two, major important items in my life recently. 1) My work isn’t making me happy, isn’t [...]

Tagged as: Asia, change, hope, Kohn Kaen, life, love, Peichi Liu, Thailand

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Lack of Familiar

by Michael Cannon on May 7, 2010 in Thoughts

A point comes when the lack of familiar drives you back to where home might be. Missing something is part of life as it lets you know that there’s more to life than just being. Activity in life gives you the most. Don’t fear too much, go ahead and try to extend yourself to the [...]

Tagged as: Asia, home, Kohn Kaen, life, Thailand

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Blizzard rescues the day

by Michael Cannon on April 26, 2010 in Travel

2/3/2010 – Kohn Kaen, Thailand Though I’m back in Thailand, which by comparison is quite a bit further along than Laos, I just don’t feel like I fit in here like there. So that’s something else that makes you feel even more awkwards when missing your everyday life of home. Of all the things I [...]

Tagged as: Asia, attitude, comfort, food, Kohn Kaen, Laos, Thailand

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Got noodles? Got Sangsom? Got good times!

by Michael Cannon on February 11, 2010 in Photos,Travel

It’s just after dinner of a clear, spicy soup filled with locally grown lemongrass and yellow ginger. Those alone made it quite good, but the true topper was the chicken in it. I had seen that same chicken earlier when driving into our resort. Now, I know why the chicken crossed the road; it was [...]

Tagged as: Asia, drinking, fried, lunch, noodles, Phon, Prasat Puey Noi, Sangsom, Thailand

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