The daily routine here is, awake, make coffee and toast, shower, put on fresh clothes and get out and do any chores that have to be done before the heat of the day sets in.
Come back, take another shower, put on fresh clothes and relax with a book and pray that the air conditioner doesn't break down.
It has become hot and humid and not all that comfortable here. I don't do much wandering about with my camera during the day anymore. When I do, it seems that things are starting to look alike, like I've seen it all before ~ a sure sign that it's time to move on.
In about one week, Noni and I will leave Chiang Mai for Bangkok and, after one week
there visiting family and friends, we will be heading back to Vancouver.
The Thailand experiment has run it's course.
Canada wins.
I have not stopped shooting altogether and when I do, I concentrate mostly on
people and faces. Here is a selection.
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| fish vendor |
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| limbless beggar ~ usually has a big smile on his face but seemed intimidated by the camera even though he said that it was okay to take the picture. |
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| pedi-cab driver ~ pedalled us about 2 km on a very hot day but didn't even break a sweat |
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| restaurant manager |
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| another legless beggar |
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| fabric merchant |
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| pastry merchant |
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| roasted yam & potato vendor |
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| handsome young waiter |
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