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wheat meat!
Smooth face and a handshake.
so happy
My bow pulling is better than this now!
Christmas in La Paz
This bow points staright to Christmas
MMMMMMMMM…
Fellow bartenders and one of the brewers.
No Drinks left behind at the end of shift.
Sam, One of the regulars during my seek tending bar.
Best meal I had in La Paz, to be honest, the food isn’t that good there.
The Market is in the middle of the street!
Another view from the sky bar
View from the Sky Bar at the Adventure Brew Hostal
3 hours on a bike and a beer is very refreshing.
A much greener 1,100 meters
Sunrise view from the top of the mountain
Huayna Potosi with La Paz in the Background

Old Photos

Portabello burger with Sweet Hot mustard on Dave’s Killer bread and veggie kabobs
wheat meat!
Possibly my favorite show ever
Smooth face and a handshake.
Mustached up and ready for Bolivia and the death road
so happy
Hand in the face, they call this the “barbers brace.” not really.
Getting rid of the beard.
My bow pulling is better than this now!
This bow points staright to Christmas
MMMMMMMMM…
Fellow bartenders and one of the brewers.
No Drinks left behind at the end of shift.
Sam, One of the regulars during my seek tending bar.
Tired of the mustache
That is much better
Monkeys have an affinity for Job

Photographic

Visual Arts in Thailand: National Artists

This post is incredible!!

Culturally Curious

199In the United States each year we have a national poet laureate and the National Endowment for the Arts as a way for the government to support and recognize artists and the work that they create. Since 1985, the Ministry of Culture has annually, on February 24 or “National Artist Day”, named a list of artists in Thailand as the National Artist of Thailand. The artists receive a 12,000 baht monthly salary (about $375, and more than I make), health expenses paid for, 15,000 baht towards funeral expenses and 120,000 baht for a memorial biography. H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej was named “Supreme Artist” in 1986, for his accomplishments as a composer, photographer and painter. But who are some of the other National Artists of Thailand and what kind of works have they produced?

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Thai Performing Arts: Thai Dancing

Culturally Curious

On thing that I really like about Thailand is how proud Thai people are of their culture. I’m always asked what I think of Thai food (same as a lot of different cuisines, I like some things and don’t like others), I’m eagerly included in events at the wat (including funerals and weddings for people I have never met) and when I ask questions about things I don’t understand the explanations are free flowing. But there is one thing that I find especially impressive, and I’ve noticed it a lot more lately as I’ve attended more festivals: the pride in Thai traditional dancing.

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