FeaturedAugust 1, 2016

Thailand travel 7. Kamala for best Thai massage in the world

Thai massage has deep roots a history dating way back. And Being a modern-day pilgrim is something open equally to all. Women going solo. Men going solo is more of a norm. And boomers. Because to travel, to pilgrim, requires that we stay fit and healthy.

FeaturedAugust 1, 2016

Thailand travel 6. Single boomer? No need for the Marigold Hotel

You don’t need India’s Best Exotic Marigold Hotel to have an adventurous life-out-the-box post-60. It’s easy to live the ex-pat life in Thailand. Men and women, hundreds, it seems, do this. Couples. Singles. Party person. Creative person. Find your spot and enjoy.

Culinary TravelAugust 1, 2016

Thailand travel 5. Kamala massage makes you Happy and Smile

At some point, suddenly, a wind comes up and the rain comes down and huge umbrellas are dug into the sand and staff hold onto them to keep them planted and the fairy lights twinkle and people laugh and it’s all delightful.

Culinary AdventuresJuly 31, 2016

Thailand travel 4. Kamala Market cooks in a swirl of pink flounces

A walkabout in the village and down a side street brings me to a food market. It’s hot. Humid. The market is buzzing. Veggies, fish, meat, cakes. People frying stuff. Grilling stuff. And Markets are always places to be trigger-finger happy with a camera, aren’t they?

Lifestyle FeaturesJuly 31, 2016

Thailand travel 3. Touchdown Phuket and cab to Kamala

Travel writer, boomer and solo traveler Wanda Hennig explores Thailand and Laos starting in Kamala on Phuket island.

FeaturedJuly 30, 2016

Thailand travel 2. Spin-the-bottle and true confessions

Travel writer, boomer and solo traveler Wanda Hennig recently spent a month journeying with a backpack and camera through Thailand and Laos. She blogs about it here.

Culinary TravelJuly 29, 2016

Thailand travel 1. Solo and on a whim

Travel writer, boomer and solo traveler Wanda Hennig recently spent a month journeying with a backpack and camera through Thailand and Laos. She blogs about it here.

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