Medicine is a very helpful thing. In the medieval days it was passed down mother or father to child and master to apprentice, now there are whole schools dedicated to the cause of teaching this skill. The other day I went and got a stitch for an ugly cut I gave myself while carving something
“Hit the road Millers and don’t come back no more, no more, no more, no more. Well that is unless you bring lots of bugs.” I was sure that is what the geckoes were singing that that morning as Ezra woke me up. “It’s still dark!” I complained to no one in particular. “Get up!
When we were in Pai Mom surprised me by saying, “Ezra, happy birthday, we are going to ride elephants today for your birthday present!” Then I said, “Wow thanks Mom thats awesome!” When we loaded up in the car I was giddy as a school boy, only I wasn’t a school boy. When we saw
“We get to go to a waterfall?” Ezra asks for the tenth time that day. “Yes Ezra. Mrs. Gabell and her family are taking us. Now don’t ask again please. Dad is trying to drive.” Mrs. Gabell has one child who is four years old. He is really cute. The first time we met at
We got up one morning to find out that Dad and Mom were going to take us to an elephant camp! So we all got in our car, one of us had to ride in the trunk, and drove 8 km to the camp. We drove past two other elephant camps before we found Thom’s.
We arrived in Bangkok after two long flights and backpacked to the train station. We took a train to near our hotel then we backpacked another mile or so to the hotel because we got a little lost. There was a pool and we refreshed ourselves with a swim but what I really wanted to
