Khao Yai Park
City: | Khao Yai, Thailand |
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Weather: | 78°, humid and sunny |
Site: | Haew Suwat Waterfall, Haew Narok Waterfall |
Activity: | Camping and Hiking |
City: | Khao Yai, Thailand |
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Weather: | 78°, humid and sunny |
Site: | Haew Suwat Waterfall, Haew Narok Waterfall |
Activity: | Camping and Hiking |
City: | Khao Yai, Thailand |
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Weather: | 80°, sunny |
Site: | Khao Yai Viewpoint |
Activity: | Hiking and Monkey-ing Around |
City: | Bangkok, Thailand |
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Weather: | 89° |
Site: | Jim Thompson House |
Activity: | Tour and Shopping |
City: | Bangkok, Thailand |
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Weather: | 92° |
Site: | Wat Pho |
Activity: | Wandering and sketching |
City: | Bangkok, Thailand |
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Weather: | 86° |
Site: | Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha |
Activity: | Wandering and sketching |
The Grand Palace in Bangkok houses the royal complex and the Emerald Buddha. The detailing and hand drawn elements were completely overwhelming!
City: | Bangkok, Thailand |
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Weather: | 86° |
Site: | Bangkok Noi Canal |
Activity: | Canal Boat Tour |
City: | Bangkok, Thailand |
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Weather: | 86° |
Site: | Wat Intharawihan |
Activity: | Tuk-tuk ride |
It's real. A magical place that far surpasses my expectations.
Location: | Wytheville, Virgina |
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Weather: | Hot..ish |
Site: | Church Building |
Activity: | Road Trip |
This post is backtracking a bit (honestly because I’m running out of material for the week!). Sometimes I go through Alex’s phone… not to be nosy I promise! But to see the photos he’s taken that I haven’t seen. I found some really awful triple-chin sleeping photos that I will NOT be sharing.
Here’s a few of our (hopefully) last snow of the winter. It was actually a beautiful and believe-it-or-not warm day. It’s pretty funny listening to the cars on our street try to drive up-hill on our little, windy, one-way street the morning after a fresh snow. Anyone concerned about the bumper of their parked car should not park here… Especially when Alex is behind the wheel of a U-haul. Ya it snowed while we were moving in too of course.
There are some beeeeautiful flowers here in NYC but I am missing the fields of Bluebonnets and the warm weather that comes along with them in Texas. We took this photo off the highway while we were visiting Houston for the Watson wedding.
We are hoping to get a little garden growing outside our window that faces to the alley. We bought a wax leaf tree last weekend and poor Alex had to lug our new baby onto the subway. Annoyed commuters were definitely smacked in the face a few times. Lo siento. Still not sure how people move large items around the city. I guess just pay for delivery. Too cheap. Not happening. My sweet husband can handle that. Right Alex… right?
First completed “crafty” project while in NYC. Man I wish we had a before picture of this table and chairs set… might have to go on a craigslist hunt to find it. Alex and I bought 4 chairs and a table w/ a leaf for $30 right before we left Austin because we knew we couldn’t afford anything up here. They were in rough shape to say the least. Who uses a light cream fabric to cover kitchen chairs? Gross. We spray painted the metal a slate-blue and covered the chairs with a satin orange, dot fabric. Turned out a little too “hook em” for my taste but overall they look really cute. Lot of work though. First time upholstering anything so I got a little staple-gun happy.
Can’t wait to have our first dinner party!
Also a big thanks to Brian for helping strip the gnarly old fabric. We found some goodies in thur..
I’m trying to get back in the habit of “blogging”… aka public journaling. It’s been hard to find the free time since moving to NYC, but it seems like things are starting to settle down finally. Or maybe the time change makes it feel like the days are longer. I think that’s it. We occasionally leave work when it’s still LIGHT outside. A miracle.
Happy April! I’ve never been so excited for April because I’ve never had such a long winter in my life. It’s still chilly up here in the Big Apple while it’s already sweatin’ weather in Austin. On our regular Odom walk through Fort Tryon Park precious little flower babies are starting to bloom. I’d guess 2 more weeks till the park actually has some color to it. Going to be amazing.
Otilie is also hoping for Spring soon with her new do she is sporting. Even with her ridiculous knitted sweater she is always shaking from cold. Must be hard shedding a coat you’ve been wearing day and night for the last year. No, we did not mean to cut her that short either. We took her for her first trip to the groomer and of course they didn’t want to work on her matted hair so they just cut it off. O well, she looks like our little lamb now.
Alex and I are currently in a custody battle over Otilie Ann Odom. Since we live in two separate cities, we switch her off every week. It’s just so lonely here in my one bedroom efficiency I want her EVERY week.
Otilie’s favorite activities are chewing up anything left on the floor including shoes, paper, and my Bose headphones. She loves chasing dogs half her size, especially when being waked by old ladies. O, and she loves to cuddle. Best dog ever.
An accurate account of my homeland.
Hill Country Fossils, a poem: Places: Design Observer.
Some class sketching assignments from around Europe. I really got into water coloring about halfway through the trip.
It’s has been a while since I have posted, and considering Kelsey is the main user (and much better at it), it felt wrong to have a site under my name. So line and box it now is. Cheers!