On Sunday, Brenda and I took a train north to Lopburi (about 150 km from Bangkok) for the annual Monkey Party. Lopburi is also known as "Monkey Town". It was quite the comical event to witness. Hundreds of monkeys eating food and running around looking for more. There was a monkey pulling on a woman's skirt as she had some chips and the monkey wanted them...there was also a monkey trying to take an old woman's hat. In the past, I have heard some of these creatures could get violent for food but I think on this day they were so fulfilled with food that they seemed content...kinda like me on thanksgiving.
November 30, 2009
Thanksgiving and the Monkey Party
On Sunday, Brenda and I took a train north to Lopburi (about 150 km from Bangkok) for the annual Monkey Party. Lopburi is also known as "Monkey Town". It was quite the comical event to witness. Hundreds of monkeys eating food and running around looking for more. There was a monkey pulling on a woman's skirt as she had some chips and the monkey wanted them...there was also a monkey trying to take an old woman's hat. In the past, I have heard some of these creatures could get violent for food but I think on this day they were so fulfilled with food that they seemed content...kinda like me on thanksgiving.
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4 comments:
So glad you had turkey! Happy Thanksgiving!
Hey why does your plate look fuller with Thai Thanksgiving food than it was for Thanksgiving in October? Should we be insulted? Glad you found Turkey....but even if you had mashed potatoes, they would pale in comparison to Uncle Michael's.
Great pictures of your Thanksgiving and your week-end trip. Nice talking to you this morning.
Hi Heidi. My Mom loved monkeys and would have loved to have been surrounded by them. Too cute.
Thanksgiving looked awesome at the restaurant and you have a good group of people there to celebrate with. Blessings indeed!
Sending our love and best wishes to you.
Love, Linda and Hayley
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