[You may notice I moved from Roman to Arabic numerals to number this series. I realized that at some point my brain or yours was going to melt trying to figure out the Roman numbering.]
JANUARY 5, 2010: On our first full day in Bangkok we headed off to Jim Thompson’s house museum. Thompson was an American ex-pat and former spy who created a Thai silk company that introduced Thai silk into the mainstream of the American textile market. He also disappeared in 1967 and no one has a clue what happened to him. But his house and his company live on.
The house is an oasis of calm in a very busy part of Bangkok.
hogglestock 
Ooo, have you ever read The Secret Agent by Francine Mathews? It's a fictionalized account of this guy's disappearance. It would've been nice to have your pictures when I was reading it! :)
All the pics are gorgeous, btw. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Susan in TX
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Susan: Since no one knows much of anything about his disapperance, fiction would be the only way to achieve closure…I am going to have to hunt down that book.
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