More pictures again!

More pictures at the party

Party at Elyas's house (25/08/07)

We,PhD students and Master degree students in the Department of Linguistics, Adelaide University were having an afternoon party at Elyas's house, one of our nice friends. Everyone brought his/her own ethnic foods to the party. All were delicious! I and Phi Simmy (Thai students) also brought some Thai delicious foods to the party too. Our friends said " Yummyyyyyy".

I and Aboriginal Man at Rundle Mall

A bin on Rundle Mall street

This bin is on Rundle Mall street, the city center. You see? It looks good. Inside the stainless box, there is a plastic bin attached. I was surprised by this when I first saw it and found later that the idea is not bad. You can see this style of fixed bin in some major areas in the city. I think it is not bad if we would take this idea to be applied for the development of the bin system in our country, where much garbage is not properly managed. Anyway, we should make sure that the collection system is also practical and well managed. Next post I will show you how the bin collection system works in my living area!

Public transportation (Tram and bus) in Adelaide

Public toilet in Adelaide

It is totally different from our country, Thailand. That is, it is automatic and clean!

More pictures about Adelaide

Adelaide University's Hall
Adelaide University's Entrance

My trip to Borrossa Valley with Ajarn Rattana and her children last year (She is my sister at KPS)

Borrossa Valley is one of the most famous wineries in Australia. World famous wines such as Penfolds, Jacob's Creek are produced here. I will upload some pictures about this trip later.





We enjoyed our trip a lot.

Some places in Adelaide

Street musician at Rundle Mall in Adelaide

More pictures (continued)

More fruits and vegetables in Australia

Fruits and vegetables in Australia

With a Japanese graduate, Kyoko

She was one of the MA students at our department last semester and she just graduated. Today she just dropped to say hello to us in our PhD student room. She is going back to Japan soon and she said she is looking for an English teaching job in a high school in her country. We congratulated on her success and wish she would be successful for her job. Have a good journey back to Japan. Sayonara, Kyoko!

I and my wife at Burning Warehouse near my living place (Mile End)

My wife with fruits at Foodland supermaket in Mile End area, Adelaide, Australia