Tag: Pim

So, I ask you to suspend your collective disbelief and join me as I share my New Year ambitions.

Pim Kemasingki is first in line to welcome the Hard Rock Cafe to Chiang Mai.

A look at the history of tea in Northern Thailand with Chiang Mai resident and owner of Monsoon Tea Kenneth Rimdahl.

That is a lot of printing…and with more and more businesses look towards online advertising, the future is not looking too viable.

Like most of the 70 million people in this kingdom, I was born under the reign of Rama IX and frankly I am all the better for it.

We saw him take detailed notes on his ever-present map; we watched him, camera in hand, ready to record snapshots of Thailand as he saw it through his lenses

Feeling slightly ashamed of our rather indelicate editorial chatter we learned that he led a rural development unit and decided to find out more.

I have a voice, but it’s not loud enough. I have reach, but it’s too short. I have suggestions, but lack the ears to hear them.

Hear me out. There will always be a significant portion of us who like to read. Sure there are, as you will see from our cover story this month

Fifteen love for activists. Recently the vendors have come out to plead with authorities to allow them to return, claiming that one thousand families

As we moved closer, we realised that she was the source of the stench. Pa Bud, bless her crabby heart, wasn’t the kindest of souls

Whereas we all used to litter like a clutter of pregnant cats, most Thai people today are conscientious about garbage and recycling.