125 – Peace Corps Thailand Magazine

What’s that Kanom Called?

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 28/08/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Rosie O’Connor, 125 Have you ever wondered what your favorite Thai treat is called? Click the image below to get a long list of kanoms; including their names, a picture, and what […]

Veggie Rice Cooker Chili

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 03/08/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Rosie O’Connor, 125 1 lb black or red beans water 1 16 oz or 455 gm can of tomato paste 2-3 packets Chili seasoning or taco seasoning 1) Rinse beans and […]

Lentil Hummus

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 02/08/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Rosie O’Connor, 125 1 c red lentils 1 c water 2 gloves garlic diced 3 big spooncumin(or more to taste) 2-3big spoon coconut oil(or any oil that doesn’t have a strong […]

Lydia Kilian is the PCT ‘Blog It Home’ Finalist!!!

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 31/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Khao Rai Sub Da PCV Lydia Kilian, Group 126, has been selected as a Blog It Home finalist! After receiving more than 400 Volunteer blog submissions from all over the world as […]

Fridge Pickles

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 31/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Rosie O’Connor, 125 – 4-5 of the little cucumbers – 1 c apple cider vinegar – 1 c water – 1 tbsp salt – dill (optional) – garlic (optional) – 1 tbsp […]

Being a Monk in Thailand

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 27/07/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Daniel Rudolph, 125 I recently was ordained as a Buddhist monk and spent 21 days at Wat Uttaradit Dhammarang in Uttaradit province, which is a forest monastery in northern Thailand. It truly […]

Joel Garceau – Video Tour

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 26/06/2015 • ( 1 Comment )

Joel Garceau, 125

Cultural Difference in Perspective: My School’s Field Trip to the Aquarium

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 20/05/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Keith Wingeard, 125 In my humble opinion, one of the best ways to illustrate cultural differences is to use an anecdotal story to provide examples and context to cultural traits in practice. […]

Becoming Unwrinkled

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 14/05/2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Christine Bedenis, 125 If you’re like me and refuse to iron anything in this weather, but also have an office that likes to comment on your wrinkled clothes (I just biked here! […]