Monday, June 25, 2012

Fun Times in BKK.



Playing the field at a Thai-Taiwan softball tournament in Bangkok. Ernie is catcher.

3rd place isn't too bad. Left to right: Anthony, Ernie, Austin, Harry, and Devin
The bench/bleachers at the Thai-Taiwan softball tournament in Bangkok.  This orange team, The Hunters had very impressive jerseys. 

Sunset from our dorm building roof at St. Gabe's. Bangkok

Ernie and Austin on the roof.  Just two teachers relaxing. 
St. Gabe's Campus 

Had a dance competition with these fools at Khao San Road...they said they were the best but we'll never know.  They were nice enough to take a photo with us.  (Photo Credits: Connor Mensching) 



Dusit Zoo in Bangkok

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Hockey Rink in Center World Mall

due to the fact the mall was a chilling 75 degrees, the rink had a nice inch of water on it... couldn't get on to do my michelle kwan in front of some asians

Around St. Gabe's

our 8th period kids (7th graders) trying to solve the $400 "spell that animals name correctly" category in jeopardy. they thought it was a lemur.
our wednesday tutoring, the 3 kids are Peak, Tunn, and God....yes, God is his nickname.
Eurocup at St. Gabes! Team England!
Spain goalie about to boot it.
Payphones are still very "in" at St. Gabe's

Saturday Pool Party!

Thursday, June 14, 2012


       Yesterday was the Wai Kru Ceremonies which is basically teacher appreciation day.  Since St. Gabe’s is so big they break up the ceremonies by grades, my ceremony was in front of all the 3rd, and 4th graders.  All the teachers and I sat on the stage and some students came up on stage and presented us with flowers and bowed at our feet.  I have never been honored in such a way.  The flowers smell great but to bring me good luck I put them on a statue of Mary outside the school.  Enjoy these photos, courtesy of the wonderful Kate Murphy & Maggie Broderick (Loyola '12).  

3rd & 4th graders at the Wai Kru Ceremonies

Flower gifts for the Thai teachers
The students bowing to us and presenting us with a flower gift


Our flower gift from the students at the Wai Kru Ceremonies