Sunday, December 30, 2007
Cremation
This set was taken on Sat Dec 22. By the time I have time to retouch and post on the blog is today .. Dec 29. Plan to have relaxing holidays but could not do. Many things make me leaving home.
On the 22 I have opportunity to look around the temple as I go there at 9.30. I found that the temple is very nice. I guessed it was built in the period of the end of Ayuthaya as the architecture of the temple shows that.


Monkey from the Ramayana epics
Kid









Start moving the coffin to the cremation Oven..

Chan flower


Love the tattoo of the monk sitting in the middle.


Move inside the oven

P' Num, his first son and his mother.


P' Sit... I hardly remember him ....
Burning the body..
The end.
On the 22 I have opportunity to look around the temple as I go there at 9.30. I found that the temple is very nice. I guessed it was built in the period of the end of Ayuthaya as the architecture of the temple shows that.
P' Sit... I hardly remember him ....
Labels: Bangkok, cremation, Thai funeral, Thailand
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
My uncle's funeral
This week I have been going to temples since Saturday. I didnt work on Saturday so I called my friend, Ton up to take pictures of old temples near his gf's house on Thonburi side. I just knew that the Bangkok is new capital city as the Thonburi could not expand the city as the temple was surrounded the city.
Tuesday morning my mother called me while I was in the office that uncle has passed away. I have to hit the temple right after work. The temple is in Notaburi province, wat pagnarm. It is quite easy for me to catch expressed boat and a taxi.
The funeral would be on Dec 18,19, and 20. The Dec 22 is the cremation day.





Tuesday morning my mother called me while I was in the office that uncle has passed away. I have to hit the temple right after work. The temple is in Notaburi province, wat pagnarm. It is quite easy for me to catch expressed boat and a taxi.
The funeral would be on Dec 18,19, and 20. The Dec 22 is the cremation day.
Labels: Artit Chirachanchai, Chirachanchai, Suraj Chirachanchai, Thai funeral
