Mickey's blog

Huihui is the name of my cat and she is the cat of the whole family as well. Huihui is our first pet (ever). I used to have little chicks, ducklings, and fish as I grew up...but I guess it didn't really count as pets since what I did was just play with them and handed them out to my grand-auntie to take care. Frankly speaking, I am not a cat person at all. Before Huihui, I always feel that cats are sneaky and insincere animals. And sincerity is a big part of my life. But one day, some time between March/April in 2012, a gray and white cat walked into our house, into our lives. This cat has a gray patch on her mouth that looks like a mustache. The first time I met her was me getting out from a car and walking into my house. She was sitting in front of the door, looking at me. My automatic reaction kicked in when I saw a random cat: "Chew chew..#feet stomp and trample!"...for all the cats that I had done this action to, they would just run away, but this one is still s

It has been a while since I celebrated and ran wild in Songkran festival. Come to think about it, it must be more than 18 years since I intensely shooting water gun and have real sore on my legs by running around. That was the time the whole family playing and the big 'villain' was my dad. What a fun memory to be reminiscent  about :) Anyways, this year..thanks to my friends Annie and Pear for inviting me out to join the Songkran festival at Central World and Silom, it was a great experience. Got to goof around with so many people (and animal)..like Central World/BTS guards, little girls on the street, both muscular and slim gays, and a couple of stray dogs along the roads. One of the things I found very useful to use during Songkran festival is my swimming goggles. When a person is in the (water) battle, the person has 2 weak spots...his eyes and his ears. Wearing these goggles reduce my weak spots by 50%!..pretty awesome, isn't it ;). And now I know who is right

Given that I haven't written anything for almost 3 months, this post might seem a bit out of place. Anyway, let say that since December last year, in addition to the responsibilities at the university, I have been working on a mobile application project, Noonswoon, with my two friends/partners, Peter and Theeranit (Amm) Pongthongmuang. It has been over 4 months with countless days, nights, and weekends spent together at LaunchPad . Despite a lot of hours putting into the project, at least for me, I have a tons of fun doing this...a tons of fun, but a tons of pressure too. Frankly speaking, this is my 8th startups project now. For my past seven projects, six failed and one has a micro successful exit. One thing I can tell you about startups experiences. Man..it sucks to fail.  Your parents start questioning you what you are doing..."remember your previous projects?", "you don't have the marketing skills", blabla and so on. :(..worst of all, you start

I saw this poster back in October, 2013 at a co-hacking space in San Francisco (Twin Peaks to be precise). Love it. Just got the chance to see it again on the internet. Enjoy. "If you are looking for the love of your life, stop; they will be waiting for you when you start doing things you love. Live your dream and share your passion"