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Khmer Christmas

Earlier this week the children at the ODA orphanage (Orphaned & Disabled Arts organization) were each given $5 for Christmas and asked if they would like to use the money to buy…

Hill Tribe

  And you were wondering why I’ve been spending so much time in the mountains with no shower, electricity or contact with the outside world?! One word: Coffee. 🙂 Haha, liesss, but…

Mamma Mo

Earlier this week, I found myself on the back of a motorbike, backpack full of camera, audio and video gear, zoom-zooming up the side of a mountain on a road covered in…

Thai Holiday

This land smells of sweet sweet flowers. I first noticed it while zooming home thro the rice fields on my motorbike one evening, singing happily to myself while watching loose lanterns scale…

Monk

This past few weeks have been jam packed full of incredible things! One of which is the English Camp Travel-to-Teach volunteers put on at the local Buddhist temple, Wat Doi Saket. I’ve…

Introducing…

The wild Travel to Teach volunteers!! After a long day exploring Chiang Mai on our motorbikes, we cooled off at a beautiful waterfall on the way up to Doi Suthep. The place…

Goodbyes

Never feels good… This sweet little man has taken a piece of my heart with his soulful eyes and beautiful smile. It always surprises me how hard leaving can be and it’s…

Photography Workshop

Last week we gave the neighborhood Burmese refugee and hill tribes children cameras and sent them home with the assignment to tell the story of their life in photographs. A big project…

Young Lions

On Thursday, we held our weekly Young Lions workshop with the neighborhood refugee and hill tribe kids. We gave them each a film camera to take home for a week of snapping…

Wild Flower Home

Introducing the beautiful mammas at Wildflower Home! Each week we head 30mins out of Chiang Mai, down a long pot-holed road (that’s usually flooded during the rainy season) to spend some lovely…