Friday evening, and the shop at the end of the moo is bustling with people. We refer to this very local corner store as the Moo Shop. We live on what is called a Moo in Thai. In English we would probably call it a lane way. Wide enough for a car and a half lined on one side by a cinder block wall about 6 feet high on one side with one opening to the driveway of one house and on the other side of the moo it is lined with a variety of housing. A small cottage type structure at the end, then a duplex type cottage. Next door is a massive new home, two stories high, with huge gardens, silver and gold coloured gateway and 2 luxury vehicles a large HAM radio mast antenna and servants. I have nicknamed this the big house. They also house three small dogs, who tend to bark at any movement on the moo. Normally ignited by our approach on Thunderbird 3 as Dixie whines and barks in uncontrollable excitement of another ride to the beach.
