Subway Fiddler Blog

globetrotting former busker turned music teacher blogs about his meandering travels in new role as semi-competent tourist

Saturday, June 28, 2014

Saying Goodbye and Hello to Old Friends

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It wasn't easy saying goodbye to Stefan and his daughters when they left for Germany last week.  "I'm gonna miss you guys,...
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That Old Visa Run

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I had to do a "visa run" to Mae Sai on the Thai-Myanmar border to extend my stay in Thailand sufficiently. Ah!  The visa run. . ...
Friday, June 27, 2014

World Cup Fever

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From his sister's home in Germany, Stefan will be able to watch the Fifa World Cup  final group G match between powerful Germany versus ...

Miriram and Her Violin

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Pik and Stefan have raised their kids to study some music.  Peppo and Miriam both have some experience with the violin and Tara has become q...
Thursday, June 19, 2014

Thailand Story

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From about 1985-1989, when I lived in New York, I spent most of my springs and summers hanging out in the international busking scene in Eu...
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Saturday, June 14, 2014

Junta Ends Curfew Just As Niece Arrives for a Visit

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Bangkok's military rulers earlier this week eased curfew restrictions in several provinces, including Mae Hong Son, but left the midnigh...
Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Cashing in on Pai

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Stefan warned me that there has been a lot of new development in Pai , but I wasn't prepared to hear stories of prices doubling or even...
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Wisconsin, United States
Currently a Suzuki violin teacher, this native of Wisconsin, USA has lived and traveled extensively in Europe, Asia, and North and Central America and is currently traveling in Vietnam and Thailand.
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