A History of Phuket

19th August 2013

Blog Tweaks

I’ve recently made a few minor changes to this blog. So minor, in fact, that you may not have noticed them. Allow me to bring them to your attention. For two or three years, the top menu of Asian Meanderings featured links to a number of static pages. The problem with these was that I… Continue reading

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13th August 2013

Phuket’s Provincial Hall

Yesterday was a rather rainy holiday in Phuket – the 64th birthday of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit. A mid-afternoon break in the rain gave me the chance to take a short walk up the tree-lined Narisorn Road in northeastern Phuket Town. This is where most of the province’s government buildings are located and so is… Continue reading

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About MARK JOSEPH JOCHIM

Born in the U.S.A. on 3 December 1965, I have lived on the island of Phuket, Thailand, since late December 2004. I teach English as a Second Language to Kindergarteners, somehow finding time to read books, collect stamps, and write about these and much more on my blogs.