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Felicitee Lawrie
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An Ox of a man
And it has nothing to do with his size Harauld Sextus, as his passport states, is one of the nicest, most erudite and self-aware men...
Edwin Wiek – a targeted man
I did my research into Edwin and there has certainly been a lot said about him in the public domain. Media organisations in many countries...
Thierry Berno is a gentleman and humble to boot
Thierry Berno is the very first of the interview subjects in my People of Hua Hin series who has displayed serious doubt about why I...
Gigee, the quiet achiever
Hua Hin is packed full of people who reinvented themselves when they came to live here. I am an example of that, a long-time teacher...
Sky Jansak knows where she is going
Sometimes there are unexpected twists and turns, and additional obstacles in your path, but then you find yourself where you really need to be, anyway. ...
Lizzy – Hua Hin’s living icon
I am told my regular readership is blooming, so I would like to take a moment to orientate new readers. This People of Hua Hin...
Henrik Fagersson treads a brand-new path
Walking away from my chat with Henrik, I couldn’t help but reflect on a number of things. The first was how chatty he is. His...
Ploy Sakdaphetsiri and all about beauty, bubble and berry
Nice is such a hackneyed word, overused by lazy people who can’t be bothered to think of a more precise one, or so my high...
Khun Punyisa smiles like a sunrise
If Punyisa Chalauysophon were a colour, it would be something vivid, either a hot pink, an iridescent yellow, a luminous orange or firetruck red, as...
Jacqueline Van der Laan – a woman of contrasts
There is much more to Jacqueline than you might suspect. She is chatty yet quite private, courteous but direct as well, strong yet vulnerable at...
