วันพุธที่ 9 พฤศจิกายน พ.ศ. 2554
วันอังคารที่ 4 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2554
Flooding at Watsing District
Heritage Snack and Food is the name being called for the big company which I am involved as an advisor for them. Khun Varee,CEO and owner who generally has a very kind mind , had been willing to donate 500 sets of daily used bags to fill the flooding people need. I therefore contacted the District Extension Officer[Prom] who was my colleague working together before my retiring. He was glad to organize it. Khun Varee stated that she'd like to go to Watsing District, Chainat Province where Luang Poo Sook, the abbot who she had faith with and his temple were there.
Don't be patient to my pictures taking but these pictures would be the memory of our trip to help someones who had been suffered for months.
Tim, the home economist, my colleague when we were still working and now we helped Khun Varee for some researches, went together to the flooding. I left my car at her house near the road to Supanburi and then we came to wait for Khun Varee to collect us.
From Bangkok, we went to Watsing through Supanburi on this road. If we had chosen the Asia Way or the main road to Chainat, we might have got struck by the flood before getting in Chainat.
Khun Varee before taking the boat to the flooding villages. This area was one of the shelters where the flooding people had to stay for months.
Some of the stuff to cook for being survived. The cat was only the pet, not for the meat.
General view of flooding before taking the boat.
The area looked very wide, viewed like the big lake we went for pleasure in leisure time
Taking picture with 2 boats and some of the plastic bags containing some daily used items which we donated to the flooding people. The factory manager, Pong, and some of Heritage working team, had played the important role to organize these items before we came.
Then, the boat was carrying our donated bags to the flooding villages. We'd like to hand them to the people directly.
Tim and Dr Joe, the company's staff who accompanied the group. Dr. Joe was a leader of Khun Varee foreign business staff who has been working for her for many years.
Khun Varee and Air, her nick name. She also worked for the Foreign Department but different task from Dr. Joe
The boat captain was the local politician[ Provincial Member]. He was the well known person who helped in the villages. He was one of the kind men to the local people. One of his son was the Member of Parliament.
Villages were in the far sight. We were moving on the paddy field before flooding.
The boat was approching a house, then we called the family to get the bags
A lady emerged out by the window. She was glad to see us.
Khun Varee with the other group of flooding people who were sheltered at the upper floor of the open wall building. They really had nothing to do except talking and sleeping.
How high of the flood comparing to the Temple concrete wall.
Again, concrete wall. A man said that this water was already getting down a little. The highest level could be seen by the dirt level on the wall.
If the situation become more serious than the day we went, Khun Varee said that she might do it again. I believe she will, because GIVING IS A MAGIC THING TO MAKE US HAPPY AND HAVING GOOD MIND. Chavalvut
Don't be patient to my pictures taking but these pictures would be the memory of our trip to help someones who had been suffered for months.
Tim, the home economist, my colleague when we were still working and now we helped Khun Varee for some researches, went together to the flooding. I left my car at her house near the road to Supanburi and then we came to wait for Khun Varee to collect us.
From Bangkok, we went to Watsing through Supanburi on this road. If we had chosen the Asia Way or the main road to Chainat, we might have got struck by the flood before getting in Chainat.
Khun Varee before taking the boat to the flooding villages. This area was one of the shelters where the flooding people had to stay for months.
Some of the stuff to cook for being survived. The cat was only the pet, not for the meat.
General view of flooding before taking the boat.
The area looked very wide, viewed like the big lake we went for pleasure in leisure time
Taking picture with 2 boats and some of the plastic bags containing some daily used items which we donated to the flooding people. The factory manager, Pong, and some of Heritage working team, had played the important role to organize these items before we came.
Then, the boat was carrying our donated bags to the flooding villages. We'd like to hand them to the people directly.
Tim and Dr Joe, the company's staff who accompanied the group. Dr. Joe was a leader of Khun Varee foreign business staff who has been working for her for many years.
Khun Varee and Air, her nick name. She also worked for the Foreign Department but different task from Dr. Joe
The boat captain was the local politician[ Provincial Member]. He was the well known person who helped in the villages. He was one of the kind men to the local people. One of his son was the Member of Parliament.
Villages were in the far sight. We were moving on the paddy field before flooding.
The boat was approching a house, then we called the family to get the bags
A lady emerged out by the window. She was glad to see us.
Khun Varee with the other group of flooding people who were sheltered at the upper floor of the open wall building. They really had nothing to do except talking and sleeping.
How high of the flood comparing to the Temple concrete wall.
Again, concrete wall. A man said that this water was already getting down a little. The highest level could be seen by the dirt level on the wall.
If the situation become more serious than the day we went, Khun Varee said that she might do it again. I believe she will, because GIVING IS A MAGIC THING TO MAKE US HAPPY AND HAVING GOOD MIND. Chavalvut
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