Hello Kate-aporn
I've been to Thailand about 6 or 7 times. All the time we fly into Bangkok and then take a taxi to Pattaya. I love Thailand and have made many good friends there. Welcome to America. Your English is very good. I tried to learn Thai, but it was very hard for me. Again, welcome!

Welcome to the boards. I love your avatar; very pretty.
Your English is very good.

thank you for your warm welcome.....you will see...I've planned to make one quilt from my fabric........sooner or lather.........thanks again..

Sa-wad-dee-ka GrandmaChery.....(Chery is my favorite fruit, it's very expensive in my country, but here, I can eat them almost every day.......how lucky I am....)

Thank you soo mcuh for your warm welcome me to America.......I'm soo happy to hear that you like my country to make me being soooo proud of myself that I was born there..

(Sa-wad-dee-Ka = good morning, afternoon, evening. It's polite word. )

Thank you soooo much...

Thank you for your warm welcome...... they're Thai, aren't they....and nice to met you here....

Welcome from Michigan.

Your work is beautiful! I just looked at your pictures - thank you for sharing! Happy to have you here.

Welcome and hello from Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hello and welcome from Boston, Ma

Hi Kate

Welcome and happy quilting!from Australia.

Hello Kate, welcome to the Board from Western Australia - we have Thai friends, and your English is excellent, so don't be shy just go with the flow here and you'll pick up the quilting language very quickly. Have fun.

Welcome from Washington state!

Sa-wad-dee-ka Kate,
You make me so lonesome for Thailand with this traditional greeting. Such a wonderful way to meet people. Thank you.

Yes, Mom is Thai and the girls are 1/2 Thai. Absolutely beautiful little girls...they take after Mom...

I've not met Thai people near my resident cause I always stay at home...cooking...sewing...shopping for fabrics 3-4 times a month and go to Asian market down town 1-2 times a month...mostly I meet Vietnamese....Chinese at the market......when someone on the Board's mentioning about Thailand or Thai people with me...you know...all of you are fulfilling my heart...with happiness cause I miss my family...friends..and my country... Thank you again....

Although, I never know your friend and her daughter before but I would like to say "Sa-wad-dee-ka to them" please give them my greeting....thank you...

Hi.. And Welcome, You'll meet nice people here & learn alot. I'm from PA. I also love to see the pictures.

welcome, from southern IL.

soooo sorry for making you feel that.....but you have me here.. :-D

Thank you for your warm welcome....

I will, Lotus. Have to mix up a cake...Grandma and Grandpa are having a little welcome home party for them.

No dear, I speak a few words of Japanese, but no Thai. I just wanted you to know we had no trouble understanding what you meant. :-D

Welcome from New Jersey! English is a difficult language to learn because a lot of the "rules" have "exceptions". I learned English when I was five years old but was confused for years after that! I'm sure, with practice, you will do just fine! :thumbup:

Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D

Welcome to the board from Louisiana :-D

Welcome to the friendliest board you'll ever find. Enjoy the company!

Hi Kate, and welcome from Oregon.

Welcome aboard from nearby IOWA

Welcome from upstate NY! Great people here.

Welcome, I am from the Southwest suburbs of Chicago! It has been one really hot summer! There are some great fabric shops here , you will have lots of fun exploring them..

Hello and welcome!

I'm Dutch. I think you were confused by my avatar Pucca, wich is from Korea. (I love Manga and Anime and Pucca is just funny.) :)

Glad to have you, and we will all help in any way we can.

Welcome, Kate! Glad to have you here!

Welcome from Pennsylvania
In 1975 and 1976 I spent 13 months in Thailand in a small town just west of Udorn Thani near Laos.
I love the people. My friend and I would hire a taxi and travel the country side. I remember the bus trip to Bangkok, the bus was so colorful and loaded with people, even had a bus stewardess. I remember the rides in the back of pickup trucks to get into town, I believe they were called baht buses. Sometimes there would be 20 people in the back of a Toyota pickup, just amazing. Everything was so colorful, the country and people so beautiful. I actually purchased Thai silk and shipped it home for my then future wife. I would love to go back someday.
Again Welcome