BOTM2: Money motivates

Monday 22 December 2008

Money motivates

Today is boyfriend Maiyu's birthday.

Maiyuu has been confined to bed with a chest ailment and stomach bug for a couple of days.

I have been working for a foreigner friend on his company's website, so have not been home to keep Maiyuu company.

However, I did give Maiyuu B1000 as a birthday present, at his suggestion.

As I write, Maiyuu has managed to haul himself up from his sick bed to visit the local shopping mall, where he will probably buy himself something tasty to eat.

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BODYholic22 December 2008 at 19:26
Happy Hatchday to nong Maiyuu na. Stay forever young n cute, sweetie. *muack*
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charlie10123 December 2008 at 08:43
Happy Birthday Maiyuu !
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Anonymous23 December 2008 at 15:50
..ughhh..sooo unromantic..

get him a bunch of flowers, or a nice cake, or a box of chocolate..fruits ..etc

or at least some baking utensils..
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Orn25 December 2008 at 06:01
haha some people prefer money. I always ask for money too, or a gift card..
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The cop who knows too much

I told the cop that I have a boyfriend at home, but also spend some of my time with a family in the slums.

‘What you mean is, you have a love interest over there. You are lying to yourself,’ said the policeman. 'God tells us not to tell lie, but 40% of what we say is lies anyway,' he said.

‘You have been here 10 years, and you know the way Thai society works,' he told me. 'If you are seeing someone on the side, you will have to let your partner in on the secret,’ he said.

‘He knows,’ I said.

Katoey affectation

A handful of kathoey and showy gay types was there. Some wore denim shorts so small they reminded me of teabags.

White underwear, de rigueur for the tacky bar set, peaked over the top, down the sides, out the bottom...all over in fact, as there was nowhere else for it to go.

Squealing, prancing and preening, they walked onto the street to hail a tuk tuk for Silom.

Trailing after them was a fair-headed farang guy in his 20s, no doubt a tourist. So you thought you were straight, did you? Welcome to Thailand!

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Money motivates

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