Thailand
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Wednesday, 1 Apr 2009 | Views [660] | Comments [2]
Before I dive into the sport of paddles and balls, I have to touch briefly on my new appreciation for Bangkok. I spent the first six days of my travels in Bangkok and couldn't wait for my exit. I still can't figure out why I was so excited to return ... Read more >
Monday, 30 Mar 2009 | Views [520] | Comments [1]
I'm an idiot. Where did I go wrong? I failed to include my most valuable piece of travel advice; an art-inspired concept that has fused both of my worlds together. My beloved Portland Trail Blazer jersey. I did a few minor modifications to the #1 Jerret ... Read more >
Monday, 30 Mar 2009 | Views [899] | Comments [3]
Friends, family and readers of all ages, please be advised. The
following information is strictly based on my personal preferences in
SE Asia and may not apply for those of you traveling on a more flexible
budget. Every morning I made sure to include ... Read more >
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2009 | Views [720] | Comments [3]
I made it. Twenty-two meters later (60ish feet...?), I arrived at the peak. Railay Beach
was off to my left and was glittered with longtail boats. The 12 foot long palm
leaves that I climbed through was just a canopy hiding me from the rest ... Read more >
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2009 | Views [629]
Ko Samui was a lovely introduction to the islands, but Molly, Hannah and I were ready to leave the touristy chaos behind and hit up the less populated beaches. On our way to Krabi (a one-night pit stop) we met Nikki, our new friend from the UK. The ... Read more >
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2009 | Views [938]
Thursday, March 12th was my first introduction to the breathtaking beaches of Southeast Thailand. Welcome to Ko Samui. The view out the window from the airplane was like flying into a dream land. I had been surrounded by noise and pollution for two ... Read more >
Tuesday, 24 Mar 2009 | Views [468]
Spending six days in Bangkok, one night on a sleeper train and seven days in Chang Mai, I was more than ready slip into my swim suit, lather up the SPF 30 and head to the beaches of Thailand. I splurged on a plane ticket which cut my travel time from ... Read more >
Monday, 23 Mar 2009 | Views [743]
The last few days of my trip to Chang Mai was when the REAL adventure began! Chang Mai is noted for their treks and it was exactly what I was looking for. A red sungtuaw (a red truck with a covered bed...lined with benches) arrived at my guest house ... Read more >
Monday, 9 Mar 2009 | Views [600] | Comments [1]
Incoming calls and text messages are free (my new digits: +66 084 756 7401) You walk into the bathroom or "toilet" and have no clue what to do Everything is same, same, but different Going to the market means never walking through a door ... Read more >
Monday, 9 Mar 2009 | Views [576]
As stated in my previous entry, it is very rare to come across Americans while traveling. I must have some form of Ameri-dar (american radar) because everybody I have encountered these past few days have been from the states. Granted, I've met up with ... Read more >
Saturday, 7 Mar 2009 | Views [793] | Comments [2]
Yes, that may be a little odd considering my scarf hardly responds to my quirky comments, but it has been at my side through a majority of my travels here in Thailand. It's the best dollar I've ever spent. My bandana's life began at some textile factory ... Read more >
Monday, 2 Mar 2009 | Views [833] | Comments [5]
After three days of stuffing myself silly with pad thai and beer, I decided to grab a banana from the breakfast bar this morning. My first bite of a Thai banana was scrumptious and I'm not sure I will ever be able to appreciate an American banana. My ... Read more >
Saturday, 28 Feb 2009 | Views [556] | Comments [1]
I can't stop singing "One night in Bangkok and the world's your oyster
The bars are temples but the pearls ain't free..." It's a cheesy theme song for my first evening here, but it must be done. My adventure has begun. After 31 hours ... Read more >
