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There are most definitely no shortage of Websites catering to the ladies of Udon Thani!
In fact, I’m not even going to cite any, for they are so commonplace.
It was one such site that led me to come to Thailand in the first place. I would identify it, but it no longer exists. The lady whose profile so bewitched me as to compel this uncharacteristic action — I had never before even so much as owned a Passport — proved duplicitous, and it cost me dearly. It took but six days to learn that lesson.
Yet what really strikes me now is that my dear wife, Jack (Supranee), was also profiled upon that site back in 2002, but I never paid heed to her description.
I’ve been able to discover all of this — long after the site’s discontinuance — through accessing its archived information. I wish I had the technical savvy to reproduce her page here. But I can at least provide her profile photos, and her small bio:
Name: Suphranee, Nickname: Jak, Age: 29, Date of Birth: 22 Feb 1973, Height: 173 cm, Weight: 55 kg, Shape: 34-26-36, Complexion: Tan, Hair: Long Black, Eyes: Brown, Religion: Buddhist, Does not smoke or drink. Marital Status: Divorced, Children: Two sons ages 7 & 4, English: Fair, Education: Grade 9, Occupation: Merchant, Traits: Funny, friendly, outgoing. Likes: Music, housework, sports. Dislikes: Drugs. Preference in Mate: A good hearted man who will love family, aged 40 – 65.
Had the other lass not suckered me as she did, I would have married her, and quite possibly never have gotten to know on that 2003 trip the woman who was to become my wife two years later in 2005.
My Jack had her 37th birthday just last month. When I met her, she was enjoying the final month of her 29th year, and I was 53.
Those two sons of hers listed as ages seven and four are now 15 and 12.
The truth was stretched somewhat that she did not smoke nor drink. She’s been known to smoke — and she certainly enjoys a few drinks on a regular basis!
I have never regretted answering that profile of Aay Chomphoophat’s back in the Summer of 2002, and who lured me to Thailand in January, 2003. Had it not been for her, I would never, ever, have come upon my darling Jack.
Nor would I have experienced Thailand — it seemed a Paradise to this lonely, inexperienced Canadian; and I could not stem the flowing tears when I had to leave there to return here, to my bleak working life.
How funny life can be that the event that seemed so costly on a couple of fronts at the time, proved to signal the beginning of true life for me.
udon thani dating
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Thai Silk – rich in quality, beauty and lustre
Around 5 millenniums ago, Chinese Empress Si Ling-Chi discovered silk by a fluke. Si Ling-Chi developed the sericulture, the science of silk production, and also introduced silk garments to the world. Thousands of years later it was spread across the world, including Thailand. Thai silk industry dates back to some 3000 years, according to the archaeological discoveries. Whereas the oldest evidence for Thai silk is reported from Baan Chiang, a heritage site in Udon Thani Province.
Towards the northeast of Thailand is the Khorat Plateau, popular for being the country’s hub of silk industry. From raising the silkworms called Bombyx mori, to weaving graceful silk fabrics, Khorat Plateau oversees the silk production and also supplies rose silk since many years. At present, Thai silk is acclaimed as the finest fabric in the world.
Bombyx mori silkworm is hatched from the silk moth’s eggs and they feed on mulberry leaves. After feasting on the leaves the silkworm spin a fluffy cocoon using their spittle. The colours of the cocoon vary from pastel green to light gold, while the total length of its fibrils spans from 500 to 1500 yards. It is soaked in boiling water to separate the fibrils.
It takes several fibrils to produce one fine silk thread strong enough for weaving. Some use machines while a majority use hand-reeling to produce these raw silk thread. Its natural yellowish colour is removed by immersing the skeins in hydrogen peroxide. Before the weaving process, the raw silk is again soaked in hot water and dyed in vibrant colours. Weaving is done using traditional handloom methods, after washing and drying the silk yarn.
Unlike other types of silk, Thai silk have special attributes that defines its prominence. The special lustre of Thai silk comes from its triangular shaped fibres, reflecting an iridescent similar to a prism. The sheen and lustre of the silk also changes alluringly according to the angle and the reflection of light. To authenticate the quality of Thai silk, the fabrics are also given a special peacock emblem. The peacock emblem has a range of colours such as gold, silver, blue and green symbolizing its production method, quality and authenticity.
Products made from Thai silk are handbags, handkerchiefs, neckties, readymade clothes, scarves and even photo frames. Travellers to Bangkok can find these rich silk products at any popular shopping mall, silk fabric shop, department store, shopping plaza as well as in the nearby Chiang Mai City. Visitors can find comfortable lodging at a cosy Bangkok apartment such as those available at Bangkok President Park, a Bangkok service apartment complex. Visitors can take pleasure in a delightful shopping extravaganza while gaining an insight into the art of Thai silk production.
Pushpitha Wijesinghe is an experienced independent freelance writer. He specializes in providing a wide variety of content and articles related to the travel hospitality industry.
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How often do you write your blogs? I enjoy them a lot
Thanks for that!
I’m still trying to flesh out just where to go with the blog, so entries are a bit irregular due to that shaky focus.
It’s annoying to be confined to my home here in Canada when the blog is supposed to be about the Isaan region of Thailand. I need to be there! But that would only be possible if I could Retire.
Unfortunately, considerable debt makes Retirement — Heck, even travel — impossible.
Jack is a lovely woman and I think you’re a lucky guy, Garnet!
Yeah, I know I’m lucky to have her, Buck. I just wish that she hated it here in the West.
I doubt I’ll get to get to stay in Thailand any earlier than the age of 65, the way things are going — a far cry from the original plan to Retire at the start of this year, and then to spend most of my time in Thailand.
Heck, now I can’t even afford to visit the place anymore — and believe me, that bit doesn’t feel too lucky!