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17. The Feeling of Superiority While on Vacation
How many falang had this exact conversation during their last vacation? Wrong kind of falang: “Did you just see that? Six people with some chickens just drove by on a motorbike! This place is… more →
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17. The Feeling of Superiority While on Vacation
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wrote 3 weeks ago: How many falang had this exact conversation during their last vacation? Wrong kind of falang: … more →
16. Sengdara
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wrote 1 month ago: photo via: jclao.com Falang complain about it incessantly, but still fork over a relatively large su … more →
Kayaking, `falang` and a black goat!
wrote 1 month ago: After a few hours of windy roads, two nights ago we arrived in Vang Vieng. This picturesque, sleepy … more →
15. Housewarmings and Goodbye Parties
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wrote 2 months ago: Photo via: worklivelaos.com Falang live in a perpetual cycle of welcoming or bidding adieu to their … more →
14. Complaining
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wrote 2 months ago: Photo via: jclao.com Although falang have multitudes of hobbies, perhaps the one to which they are m … more →
11. Taking Hobbies Seriously
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wrote 3 months ago: photo via: dentsadventure.com Lonely Planet may call Laos home to ‘possibly the most chilled out peo … more →
9. Our Facebook Page
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wrote 3 months ago: Stuff falang like…us on Facebook!http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stuff-Falang-Like/3223879445496 … more →
Angkor
wrote 3 months ago: You can’t see much on the first approach to Angkor wat. A thick forest surrounds the temples, … more →
6. Cultivating Facebook
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wrote 4 months ago: In addition to being a developing country, the fact that Laos is small, landlocked, and Communist, g … more →
5. Phimphone and Simuang
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wrote 4 months ago: Between seeing people you would rather avoid at Joma and crafting your next happy hour tale of cultu … more →
4. Bragging Rights
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wrote 4 months ago: Life as an expat in Laos is a constant struggle to “out-do” other expats in Laos. Though a few faceb … more →
3. Hating Backpackers
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wrote 4 months ago: The bane of every expat falang’s existence in Laos is their own unfortunate resemblance to the “wron … more →
The Night Train to Vientiane (November 2012)
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wrote 4 months ago: The Hua Lamphong railway station is the main train station in Bangkok. It is clean and efficient and … more →
2. Having Lao Friends
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wrote 4 months ago: The main reason that falang live in Laos is to be able to tell people that they live in Laos. But th … more →
1. Joma
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wrote 4 months ago: The perfect start to a falang day. Although trendy falang hangouts are numerous these days, Joma wil … more →
Spas and Thai Massage
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wrote 5 months ago: It’s a chilly morning in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I understand that I live in the hills and it … more →
Bombs and geckos
wrote 6 months ago: Early yesterday morning, I left Nong Khiaw for the small village of Muang Ngoi, one hour by boat up … more →
A river runs through it
wrote 6 months ago: I’m staying in Nong Khiaw for a couple days, waiting while my traveling buddy Mike recovers fr … more →
Where do I belong?
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wrote 8 months ago: Farang Connection, a photo by antwerpenR on Flickr. As much as we hate to admit it, we all want a bl … more →
