I am doing my best to make Maiyuu’s New Year’s wish – to discover true love – come true.
He sent me a sad text message around Christmas, saying he hoped to find ‘true love’ in the year ahead, as if it had eluded him in the past. We have been together 10 years.
He wants to encourage me, as his boyfriend, to show him more of the attention which he believes he is due.
We have been seeing more of each other over the last month or so.
While I still visit Ball’s family in the slum, it is mainly on my days off, and then only briefly, as I am also teaching.
Maiyuu appears to enjoy the attention. A few days ago, he asked me why I was spending so little time outside home.
‘Because my boyfriend sent me a message saying he would like to find true love,’ I said. ‘I have neglected you.’
Maiyuu looked surprised that I should care, but I can see he is secretly pleased.
Two days ago, he bought some flowering plants for our balcony, which has a splendid view of Silom, but no greenery as such.
'You are graduating from chef, to gardener,' I remarked.
He laughed.
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BTW: Like to see this blog in Thai?
If you go to Google translate, pop the address of this blog in the translation bar, then hit English-Thai, it will translate the page for you.
I tried it out a moment ago, and it translated this page instantly. The page looks the same, complete with pics, only in Thai.
The Thai translation is supplied by computer software, and is odd in parts, but is still worth a read.
2 comments:
ReplyDeleteMichael Lomker10 January 2011 at 12:13
Always amazing food. My diet would be ruined. At least you have the heat there to help you sweat some of it off. lol.
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Bkkdreamer10 January 2011 at 17:18
Yes...difficult, isn't it? I tell myself that if it's too sweet, my body will say no anyway, and won't let me eat it.
But does it always work that way? I doubt it.
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