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A British expat, previously a lawyer for ten years before deciding to see what else the world had to offer. She has now been living & working in Bangkok since June 2012. In addition to freelance writing, she also writes bangkokgirlblog.com about her expat experiences in Bangkok and travelling around Thailand & SE Asia.
With a penchant for globetrotting, Nadine Vroom has followed her wanderlust ways to a new adventure in Thailand. Moving from Canada, she, and her partner Scott, will be calling Bangkok home for the next year-and-a-half. During the day she works as an installation and exhibition designer, but she enjoys spending her evenings and weekends exploring all that Bangkok, Thailand, and the rest of South East Asia have on offer – and sharing those experiences through her writing!
Sam has lived in Bangkok for three years and in that time has seen every corner of Thailand and just about the rest of SouthEastAsia. He works as a freelance writer with a focus on travel, sport and just about anything else he can get paid to blab about.
Becky is an American expat, who arrived to Bangkok in January 2013. Upon her arrival, she took on the role of Chief Mommy Officer. She is a freelance writer, editor of SEEK Magazine. She is documenting her adventures through her writing and photography.
Shayan is a Pakistani who has studied and worked in Bangkok for over 20 years. Apart from working at the Asian Institute of Technology as a marketing professional, he is also a digital branding and marketing consultant that has transformed his interest in freelance writing. When he’s not doing that, you can find him at the gym or the local bars.
Nicky is a Sydney girl at heart but has called Bangkok home for the past 2 years. She is a freelance marketing and business development consultant and founder of Business in Heels in Bangkok - an organisation that runs networking events for professional women. A foodie by nature she loves to cook and nights off involve a glass of wine and playing with her baby cat Nacho.
An incoming student at Georgetown University, Hana is taking a gap year from her studies to experience all that Bangkok has to offer. She currently works as an intern at a medical research facility, and tutors SAT English writing on the side. A jovial journalism junkie, Hana writes purely for enjoyment -- and the occasional free meal, of course! Hana is now in the states, studying Public health
David Whitted is an American transplant from Atlanta, GA and has lived in Bangkok since September 2013. Always a fan of great food at interesting venues, he enjoys discovering new locales for delicious eats with family and friends. In his spare time he loves playing with his Great Dane, physical fitness, amateur DJ’ing, and enjoying the occasional cigar.
A passionate music enthusiast, Luke has worked in and around various aspects of the music industry for the past 15 years. He currently is the editor of Music Weekly Asia, dispensing the latest in music news, reviews and interviews for the Southeast Asian region. He enjoys late nights, cheap beer, playing with fire and sarcasm. You can read more of his ramblings at www.musicweekly.asia
Amanda Boleman is the author behind The Travallure, a visual diary of her adventures around the world. Bangkok accidentally became home when she came to travel through SE Asia in January 2014 and she’s been living and traveling through the region ever since. She is a nature-loving urban explorer with an affinity for pineapple pizza, yoga and trap music.
Emma is always on the move. Having lived in seven countries, she's a nomad with a love for food and exploring new, interesting venues. A graduate in humanities and with experience in the tech world, Emma is interested in projects where these two areas converge. In her free time, she enjoys a healthy balance of yoga, meditation, wine, and cheese.
A classically trained chef originally from Seattle, Washington, Autumn has lived and worked in Thailand since July 2012. She has dabbled in reality show cooking competitions and competed on Iron Chef Thailand “Battle Turkey”, where her cuisine reigned supreme! Autumn loves all food that is prepared with skill and love. You can often find her on her red Vespa riding to wet markets, looking for new and exciting ingredients and tasting almost everything she can get her hands on! Autumn enjoys spending time with her husband, two little daughters, two soi cats and baby chihuahua!
Living in Bangkok since October 2014, Anna is a devoted Greek foodie and an expat wife (not necessarily in that order) who takes advantage of her husband’s relocations for her culinary adventures. When she’s not exploring food spots in Bangkok, she enjoys traveling in Southeast Asia and beyond. In addition, she loves Sunday mornings to prepare crêpes for her husband while listening to Pink Martini. You can learn more about her adventures on her blog A Jar of Margarita.
Chelle has called Bangkok home since February 2014. She spends most of her time volunteering with the American Women’s Club as their 2nd Vice President and Newsletter Editor. She loves traveling around Thailand as well as other countries in SE Asia experiencing the culture and excitement it has to offer. In her spare time, Chelle enjoys spending time with her husband and two cats.
Thip is a Thai national, born in Moscow, Russia. She has spent her life traveling. Thip is a journalist/illustrator and finds inspirations from movies, music, the fashion industry, fashion blogs, gig posters, street art, tumblr, and the Internet, as it’s the never-ending source of her inspiration.
Chinese New Year celebrated in Bangor Cathedral - Bangor Cathedral Chinese New Year celebrated in Bangor Cathedral – Bangor Cathedral
On Saturday 24th February, Bangor Cathedral hosted Bangor University’s Confucius Institute and several hundred guests to celebrate Chinese New Year. The guests included The Mayor of Bangor, Councillor Derek Hainge, and the Director of the Confucius Institute, Dr David Joyner.
The Cathedral was full and people enjoyed a procession of dragons, colourful costumes and even a panda which made its way around the city.
This was followed by an over an hour of music, dance, martial arts and drama, performed by young people and others.
Canon Nathan Jarvis, the Church in Wales Chaplain to Bangor University said, ‘It was a wonderful day filled with the most amazing talent and a great opportunity for the city to come together within our ancient cathedral. We have so much talent within Bangor and this was a great way to showcase Chinese culture.’