The plan was to start work early at 8:30 a.m to fix the leaking ones. But Vanghn did not show up until after 10 so I instead worked in the garden mixing in the bio char and nutrients. It was 8:30 in the morning and I am working shirtless and after a half hour my shorts are soaked and I am lightheaded and it feels like I have already done about an hour of a Baptiste Yoga session. The heat and humidity is crazy and it is still January and we are suppose to be shooting a film in March.!!!
Bio char is a charcoal product produced by the oxygen deprived gasificaition of rice husks at the rice mill where the rice is polished ( husked). The gasification produces gases that reduce by 80% the amount of fuel needed to run the rice mill; and now the byproduct, the bio char is being used experimentally to hold water and nutrients in the garden. A biologist from the University of Edinburough is studying the garden and we shall be planting peas soon.
Had lunch at home after a shower to get the concrete and dirt off. In the afternoon met with Michael at ConCERT and gave him a copy of ADITB to view over the weekend. I will pick it up on Monday morning. His business is to act as a clearing house for 25 NGOs for tourists and volunteers to come to one place and check out all of the NGO's that he sponsors. He is a charming Brit and we shall need to have dinner and share pholosophGot a good swim in at the spa pool, 2o laps before a massage.
Friday night took a moto taxi ( in other words sat on the back of a motor skooter) to attend a wine tasting with the Old Bastards wine club. The wines were poor but the company was fun. All were westerners ( barangs) and we had fun. Chris Coats made bean and ham soup with corn bread and home by midnight as I had a horseback riding session planed with Andrea for 8 in the morning.
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