I am proud to have been able to campaign on waste Yao with some friends to share a room.
I m very impressed at official FDA-License friends in the cooperation and unity in working together.
I feel that this campaign cut a good experience and exciting.
I am glad to show the courage to practice what good and useful.
I'm glad that local people and foreigners to work with us as well.
I feel that the campaign together with several people having to make lessons successful as well.
I am very pleased to have helped preserve his own hometown.

Aesop's Fable

The Lion and the Mouse


An Aesop Fable



One day a lion was waken from his afternoon nap by a group of mice scurrying all about him. Swat! went his huge paw upon one the little creatures. The mouse pleaded for mercy from the stately beast. The lion took compassion upon the tiny mouse and released him.
A few days later, the lion became trapped in a hunter's net. His roars made the whole forest tremble. The little mouse whose life was spared approached the lion in the snare and used his sharp little teeth to gnaw the strong ropes until the lion was free.
One good turn deserves another.

Introduce Myself

Hi ! My name is Dararat Prabdin.

My nickname Tar.

My birthday wos 19 April 1991 I am nineteen years old.

I live in Koh-yao district of Phang-nga Province.

I am studying Information Computer and technology at Phang-nga Community college in Thailand.

I like Computer subject but I don't like Art.

I like to play volleyball.

I'm slim and very tell ( about 164 cms ).

I've got black hair and pretty black eyes.

I've charming smile.

Hua Hin Travel Guide Thailand

Hua Hin Travel Guide Thailand

Hua Hin is a famous beach resort town in Thailand, Located in the northern part of the Malay Peninsula. It has a population of 84,883 over the area of 911 km2, some 200 km south of Bangkok, Thailand and is one of 8 districts of the Prachuab Khiri Khan province. Hua Hin Town is located in the coast of Hua Hin District. With an area around 86.36 sq. kilometers, the town has about 50,000 inhabitants. It is a beach town for Bangkok's elite.
Following the international trend for recuperative spa resorts in 1920's, Hua Hin became a popular retreat for Thai Royal Family, Bangkok's high society, and affluent foreigners. Although Hua Hin's fortunes declined after WW II, its historical connections have helped it become popular again with a new generation of Bangkokians. The town has two main streets. For those who arrive on the train, the main street, Damnern Kasem boulevard leads from the stately Hua Hin Railway Station, straight to the main Hua Hin beach a distance of 1km, passing various government offices and ending on the beachfront by the side of the former Royal Railway Hotel, now the five-star Sofitel Central Hotel Hua Hin.
Generally, Hua Hin does not have rowdy beer bars and raucous nightlife as on the other side of the Gulf. The superior beaches, wide open endless stretches of fine powdery white sand, are relatively serene and clean, the pace of life calm and relaxing, and ideal place to bring the family for their annual holiday.