I'm back in the online world after two weeks in which I was not completely offline, but nearly so. I spoke and moderated a session at the Ifra PublishAsia conference in Macao, toured Bangkok's canals, and spent a week on Phuket Island with my wife, where we rode an elephant, paddled through bat-filled caves on tiny islands in the Gulf of Thailand, snorkeled, swam, and somehow managed to avoid sunburn.
The trip home took three days and included five flights and one high-speed trimaran ride, with an evening in Kuala Lumpur where we had a wonderful dinner with Iris Tan and Michael Aeria of The Star.
Right now I feel like I have a head full of cotton, and it may be a bit before I resume my normal media blogging.
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Greetings from Mizzou
I'm glad to hear you had a great time in Thailand. :)
Will there be any chance you could come visit Mizzou again? I really enjoyed your presentation in last semester's Centennial seminar class.
I'd love to ...
I'd love to come back to Mizzou -- I enjoyed my visit.
I'd also like to return to Thailand. I was far from finished when I had to go home! But I'd like to visit Chiang Mai and Issan and maybe even cross the border to Siem Reap, and to do that I'm going to have to know more of the language than "sawadee" and "kab koon khrab."