Today was mostly an ordinary day at the farm, but I wanted to show some pictures of what we did!
My Mom is helping plan, a little garden plot at the farm. So we worked on that a bit today.
We also went and visited the pigs and the goats. There were baby pigs that were just born as well as baby goats. Here are some pictures of the piglets.
It was a good day. Although at the end of the day there was a bit of a traffic jam on the road…
When we did get to our street though, there were a whole bunch of kids standing in the road and waiting for us. They proceeded to give us a whole bunch of flowers, it was adorable! As soon as we got home we made a little bouquet.
That’s all for now! Until next time, Phob kan mai!
*Word of the day: neuah (pronounced: nooah), it means cow.
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Sa bai dee dawn sao ….. We should all have your kind of traffic jam — dii dii dii — hehehe ….. Looking oh so ngam working on the gaden Taya — why is it covered — so nie ….. your neighborhood meus are so wonderful waiting and greeting you & mom with beautiful flowers ….. love you Taya — big hugs xoxo
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It’s a pretty nice life if that’s an ordinary day! Love the traffic jam
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Yep! 🙂
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Baby pigs are the cutest things. Sounds like a normal day is a great day. Love AP
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They sure are!
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I love the Laos traffic jam!
Those pigglets are sooooo cute. They remind me of newborn puppies!
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They do look a lot like baby puppies!
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Sooo cute those baby piggies are (I sound like yoda) and goat babies or not baby are soooo adorable 🤩. Love you and miss you Tay Tay my meu friend!!😘
Ps did you make any friends in your neighbour hood?
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Haha, I miss you Ayla! I have talked a bit to some of the kids in my neighbourhood! And I am starting school really soon!
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So happy you are starting village school soon — Is Moms garden plot covered because of the heat * inquiring mind wants to know * LOVE YOU …La garn for now xoxo
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Yes, the garden plot is covered to give the crops a bit of shade! Since they wouldn’t do that well in direct sunlight, Love you!
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