This blog is now two years old. The second anniversary passed on April 27, with 1,500 posts on the board. I would have mentioned it then, but I forgot.
In the last 12 months, I appear to have lost my libido, and now I am losing my memory as well. Relax, I tell myself: these are but two of the pleasures of getting old!
So, what do the next 12 months hold in store?
If I can remember how to do it, I shall scan more images of Thai guys. Boyfriend Maiyuu buys plenty of magazines, but they have never been scanned, because he doesn't want me tearing them up.
I can understand that, but if I can work out how to scan images without having to rip apart the magazine, I shall go ahead and do so.
I hope Bangkok of the Mind continues to make readers happy. As always, comments are welcome. Here's to year three!
bangkok of the mind has given us, an outsider, a very compelling cross section of bangkok, its people, mannerisms and attitudes. please continue posting engaging stories and cheers to more blogging anniversaries!
ReplyDeleteI have been reading your blog for a couple of weeks now...love the news about daras and of course, pictures! Thanks for all the insightful posts!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! A fine body of work. I looked high and low for a pic of a cute guy jumping out of a cake to mark the occasion, but alas I couldn't find. - Ian
ReplyDelete2 years. wow. congrats! i'll be visiting more often. :D
ReplyDeleteThank you for the positive comments, particularly from Mr Loudcloud and Uncle Ian.
ReplyDeleteLoudcloud is a recent discovery. Mr Ian has now graduated from 'loyal reader' to 'Uncle' status.
Ian is a constant source of encouragement, not to mention terrific pictures. Loudcloud inspires me with his energetic use of the English language.
Thank you, gentlemen both!
2 Years! Holy lollipops! Keep up the good work! I love your blog, I visit your sister blog and your main blog religiously since I discovered them 3 months ago.
ReplyDeleteI'm always entertain when I come by. Maybe it's the writing (well it is) or the culture that I don't understand, either way it's fun to read.
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Lyn,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I am a daily visitor to your blog, too. In providing English-language accounts of what happens on Thai soap operas, and the off-screen exploits of their stars, you provide a valuable service to your readers.
Not only that, you have a great sense of humour. Or as you put it yourself the other day: Holy marshmellows with melted chocolate, strawberry jam filled donut!