13 Russians injured in tourist bus accident in Thailand

Who: About 50 touristsWhat: 13 of them were injured.Where: Patong beach on Phuket Island in ThailandWhen: 29 December 2013Why:the bus driver had lost control of the wheel. 

a:Hello,sir. I'm the police inspector.Please tell me what happened?
b:There's an accident here.
a:Where were you?
b:At Patong beach.
a:Can you described what happened?
b:A bus tour had struck a lamp post.
a:Can you give your name?
b:It's Shinawit Leelakitkul.
a:Would you agreed to be called as a witness at a later date?
b:Yes,of course.

Tak Ga Tan

This is a common grasshopper, it was known as a pest that damaged rice crops. Farmers discovered they could eat the insects as a tasty snack, so they gathered them up and sold them off to vendors who turned them into a popular snack nationwide. Fry them in a wok briefly, remove, add a light coating of Golden Mountain sauce and add Thai pepper powder. Eat as a snack alone, or with beer. Click image to see larger non pai pictures.

Family: Grasshopper

Lifespan: 3-5 months

Food: rice

Habitat: hot,dry area

size 8-12 cm  weight: 2 g

color: brown or green 

called: Tak Ga Tan

Intro

BlogName shinawit.blogspot.com
Member Shinawit Leelakitkul

Hello,my name is Shinawit. I'm one of students at BCC.
I like game,badminton,swimming'sleeping and docile people.
I don't like tennis,science and annoying people.

Thai Mythical

Hong

The Hong is a bird of infinite grace, and the Thai saying as beautiful and graceful as a Hong. The head and neck of a Hong can be seen on the prow of the magnificent royal barge the Suphannahong. The Hong is also auspicious animal, portending of miracles. Nothing can match the grace of the Hong, for this great swan-like bird has a poise and delicacy beyond compare and its name is used in a modern Thai expression denoting unsurpassed beauty and grace. It was told to live in the forest

Songkran Festival (Thai)

Songkran festival is celebrated in Thailand as the traditional New Year's Day from 13 to 15 April. It coincides with the New Year of many calendars of South and Southeast Asia.
The most obvious celebration of Songkran is the throwing of water upon others. Thais roam the streets with containers of water or water guns.  Besides the throwing of water, people celebrating Songkran as a Buddhist festival may also go to a temple to pray and give food to monks.They may also cleanse Buddha images from household shrines as well as Buddha images at monasteries by gently pouring water mixed with a Thai fragrance over them.
Some people make New Year resolutions - to refrain from bad behavior, or to do good things. Songkran is a time for cleaning and renewal.

body language

season five

chaitawat class 52 no 40