I am currently in the dog house and partially separated and trying to reconcile. She has a Thai buyer.......
I have little say in the animals
But thanks
Ps
Thailife is right about the fish and shrimp.
I was horrified to see tiny fish on the menu straight from the rice fields after the crops were treated with pesticides to protect it.
Little fish live and breed in the fields.....
They usually supply light meals for the family maybe a half kilo twice a week...each fish no more than two inches or three long.
The fish farms ( we don't have any) were often a stagnate water resource...dead fish were dispatched to be sold down town.
Don't get into the habit of eating these things often...is my tip.
Though many fish farms are perfectly clean some were absolute horror stories and hospital wards all have people with stories of bad fish.
Remember the Buddha is even said to have died after eating bad pork.
Not exactly the dramatic exit like Jesus Christ and the afternoon black sky storm and the "" it is done" line up on the cross....as a glorious death of a religious icon...the ultimate "soul sacrifice "
While Buddha gets the "sore my belly "
Thailand.....
One last most nasty habit rural Thais have is drying out beef and fish in the sun.
Flies crawling all over it.
Thais die earlier than us in general....this is one contributing reason.
The large and small intestines gather bacteria over time.
It's appalling that even at school functions meat that has been treated this way is on offer for both parents and teachers to consume.
