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 How spicy is our lives if I say we are in chili business? The spiciness doesn’t feel torturing but so pampering and comforting. I couldn’t imagine living a day without chili. My curry is red, my chutney is hot, and my stir fry is pungent, everything needs a generous proportion of chilies. Our farm in Continue reading Update from the Farm December 2011  I missed home extremely and if I find a blank space in my schedule I would climb up the bed and be sad by myself. The pain of losing my father is still haunting me everywhere, but it’s getting better, just a little bit better. I talk to A-Tee everyday and she keeps updating me Continue reading Update from the Farm 23.11.2011  Here they are, the glorious brown pearls hung free bowed the abundant branches on the green silhouette. Our longan tree in Thailand peaks the caramel blossoms dedicating the juiciest, sweet pulps for my humble family. Do you remember this bushy, green tree in front of my house where my husband spent his vacation slumbering under Continue reading Longan at Home  Yesterday we received great news; all eggs from one of the mother ducks were hatched. These cute little ducklings were introduced to the world a few days ago. Now they demand extra special cares with food and protection. The love to snuggle cozily under the warm light while the mother was out for food. Electric Continue reading Update from the Ducks  I love the way our home in Thailand smell so earthy and flourish with different sweet nectars in every corners. For example, rose apple blossoms murmur the gentle soft candied flavour to our bedroom. When we open the window at night, the nocturnal winds blow the clean air solacing us the relaxed deep dreams. Our Continue reading The Smell of Our Home  Traditionally, rice is an annual plant which means we are only grow rice once a year covering 5-6 months during monsoon when rainfalls help sustaining the extreme need of water of rice. Water needed to flood the land in order to healthily produce rice. This is the first time we experiment on growing out of Continue reading Our Rice Farm Part II  Imagine you could have fresh duck eggs everyday right from your very own home garden and healthy duck meat available whenever you want to devour the delicious glossy skin Peking duck. I wish I never had to leave home in Thailand where everything was within my fence and I didn’t have to worry about Continue reading Ducks at Home  After reading about our rustic grilled fish post, a lot of friends are curious to know what else are in our beautiful farm. We couldn’t be more graceful and thankful to the abundances that the land has given us and the effortful hard work Mrs Farmers had put into every inch of the land. Being the Continue reading Vegetable Garden from The Northeast  In case you haven’t heard, we spent a week in Thailand during Song Kran Festival last week. Check out our Song Kran post to get a glimpse of this colorful tradition of Thailand. We had such an amazing time there that we decided to make it an annual schedule to visit my Thailand every April. Continue reading Thai Rustic Grilled Fish  The best part of being farmer is you get to eat fresh and best! I mean it! My family in Thailand basically throws vegetables in the wok as soon as they’ve been picked. We know that our vegetables and fruits are healthy and safe because we don’t use chemical fertilizer and pesticide. Most of the ingredients are Continue reading Our Farm Update 30.11.2010 |
    
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