After 25 years of working, I decided to retire from all the busy and hectic environment in January 2005. This blog describes what I do after my retirement.
Saturday, May 20, 2006
Dear talks with his friends while waiting for the opening ceremony.
Attending guests prepare for the rain.
The commencement ceremony is held at the outdoor Harkness fiield.
Looking down from RPI hill, we can see the city of Troy down below.
The weather is quite cool at approximately 10 degrees celcius but the sunlight makes us feel warmer.
Dear takes a walking tour around campus for the last time before returning home.
Buildings at RPI have been designed to look like old buildings, even though most of them have just been constructed.
Pittsburg Building is outstanding on the hill.
Taking a walk around campus, we see many beautiful buildings. This is VCC (Voorhees Computing Center) Building.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
The construction of the new Biotech building has been finished after two years.
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Dear in front of the Student Union where the trees are very green.
The Student Union is empty at the end of the semester.
He has been staying at an apartment on Christie Street for the last two years. His apartment is equipped with computer accessories, which he has been using for his study, at least I hope.
Dear in front of The Quad Residence Hall, where he stayed during the first two years.
After breakfast, we have our clothes washed at Laundromat.
We have the first breakfast at Java++ Internet Cafe, just a few minutes walk from his apartment.
Dr. Ananchai Kongchan, Associate Professor of Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy, Chulalongkorn University, is smiling happily before his favourite lunch at Chan-ta-nee, Saladaeng.
To mark the 60th anniversary of King Bhumibol's coronation, the world's longest serving monarch, Thailand Post Office has published a special postcard for Thai people to send greetings to their beloved King in their own handwriting.
Greetings to H.M. the King from Mother and me.
Saturday, April 15, 2006
P' Ood, P' Taew, P' Panu, P' Taw and Pong respect Mother on the occasion of Songkran festival. They pour scented water onto her hands. Mother, in return, wishes them good health and prosperity.
Thursday, April 13, 2006
The beautiful sculpture in front of Suan Somdej Ya.
The residence where the Queen Mother used to live when she was young, at Suan Somdej Ya at Wat Anongkaram, Somdej Chao Phya Road, Thonburi.
P' Tum and P' Pao visits Mother to pay respect and wish her on the Songkran Day.
P' Oy and Ohm, in front of their brand new BMW Mini Coupe.
The expressway is empty on April 13, Songkran Day.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
The fitness room at Phillip Wain is quite empty today as most people in Bangkok are vacating the city, either to return to their home upcountry or to celebrate the Songkran holiday season somewhere else.
The Lazboy sofa at the Elephant Reintroduction Foundation Office on Yaowarad Road is so comfortable that I almost fall asleep.
The Bangkok Post newspaper has given free tickets to the movie "Failure to Launch" at SFX Cinema-Emporium to the subscribers who were randomly selected from those joining its easy quiz.
Having lunch at Kalaprapruek, Soi Pramual, with Kannika (Ka). She eats a lot more than me but still manages to keep her body perfectly fit. How can she do that?
Pang Duoen (22 years old) and her baby Pang Dao (one year old) are released to the wild during Khun Lung Lerng's elephant reintroduction ceremony at Sublanka Wildlife Sanctuary.