SSFF - When It Rains, It Pours
The rain is going to fall or "fon ja dtok" is a phrase often heard by volunteers during rainy season. It usually means cancelled activities or a rush to get home. In this weeks SSFF article, Kiera explores another side to the phrase, rooted in presence and appreciation for the falling rain.
SSFF - Sabai Sabai: The Art of Easy Living
If there’s one phrase that sums up the Thai way of life, it’s sabai sabai. Kiera Hurley introduces us to a quintessential saying that can be credited as a defining factor of Thai culture.
SSFF - Guest Post: Faat Khraw
Snake Snake Fish Fish is back this week with Kayla Kawalec highlighting a phrase that is quintessentially Thai. Above translation, it's message will remain with us long after we complete service.
SSFF: Shwiya B Shwiya
SSFF: Hearts Within Hearts
"Taking over the Snake Snake Fish Fish column for Cloé means I will be putting her heart into my own heart, and therefore into anyone who reads a piece of our work." - Kiera Hurley, 135 YinD
SSFF - Guest Post: Bpit Tong Lang Pra
"I have always strived to live by this philosophy throughout my life."Guest contributor Michael explores treasured cultural practices and the idiom that encompasses them in this edition of SSFF.
SSFF – Guest Post: Farang
SSFF: House, Home, and Happiness
SSFF – Guest Post: My Own Trouble
SSFF - Guest Post: Taa Mai Pet, Mai Aroi
SSFF: Ebb and Flow
"And these creatures, much like me, have no choice but to ride the wave wherever it may take them. They do so assured that where the wave takes them may be more or less favorable, but it is never permanent." -Cloé Fortier-King