Wash Day at the Wat.

Posted on March 1, 2009 by Mike

Most villages in Thailand have their own wat (temple), where I live in Nong Hin, Thailand we have quite a large one. The other day I took a walk around the back of the building and found the place where the monks do there washing!

Equipment: FujiFinePix S5000

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  • Catherine

    Hi Mike. Your post just reminded me that I have a ton of dishes to wash…

    I’m dropping in to say that I love your new blog design… but I can’t leave any comments (some would say that’s a blessing as I’m a bit long-winded ;-) .

    I tried with Safari, FF and Opera using a Mac.

    So while I won’t be commenting I will be lurking.

  • The TEFL Don

    Cat, thanks for the heads up, I have reverted to pop up window for comments, which works in Firefox, so you should be able to leave a chapter or two now!

    Unless you are too busy washing.

  • The Prodigal Tourist

    Love that photo–looks just like our gardens on Mondays! (much to our neighbor’s chagrin, must add!)

  • Malcolm and CieJay Burgess

    Mike, Walked around behind our temple the other day taking pictures , didn’t find any wash , but did find a monk , laying in a chase lounge chair , drinking a M – 150 and with a M-3 player playing his favorites tunes. ha ha true story , what a life.
    Neat Temple life pictures .

  • Catherine

    Yeah! It works fine.

    (off to do more dishes…)

  • The TEFL Don

    TPT welcome, oh for Mondays and wash day when I was a kid! At least the clothes dry quickly here!

    Malcolm- the head monk at the temple here has a Mercedes!!

    Catherine, still working on a true fix for comments on MTF, thanks for dropping by and feedback.