You Sabai Chiang Mai
216 Moo 9, San Pee Sua, Chiang Mai, 50300, Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Sabai Sabai
Sabai Sabai means comfortable, relaxed which greatly greatly explains our last few days for each of us. My experience at You Sabai was amazing. What a cool place with cool people doing cool things. It is in a very natural setting. We cooked outside on gas burners. No "kitchen". You will see from the pictures my "classroom". All the structures are …
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A day in the hospital
... than the US. For example, when I’m done with an IV line and bag, I just throw everything into the trash. Here, they separate the different parts and they go in different trash/recycle bags. Today, I was able to practice more Thai. My buddies gave me some phrases, so I was able to introduce myself to patients, say thank you, and tell them to get well soon. Even though I probably didn’t pronounce things right, ...
FINAL DAY OF BUILDING!!
... I will admit, it did bring a little tear to my eye.
After we had all the singing and dancing we would handle at the site, we piled in our red truck for the last time and headed back to our hotel. We had to say farewell to Ruth as she will be leaving early tomorrow morning, and to Karen who met up with her boyfriend and continued her vacation.
We are down 2, but tomorrow we are spending our final day in the rainforest ZIPLINING!! I can hardly ...
Disaster!
... for someone with a pick up truck to drive past (as we felt this would be least intrusive and safer). Luckily the first truck we saw pulled over and although they spoke no English, James managed to mime to them our situation and we jumped in the back. They took us right into the centre. We were extremely grateful. We then set about finding a mechanic to mend our bike. We went to AYA services (a local bike hire shop) and they told us ...
Escaped
... that was set up by the cooking course people - to sell the ingredients needed for their cooking courses - at inflated prices. My suspicion was more or less confirmed a few minutes later when I saw the same stuff being sold for much less at a "real" real market up the road a bit. Then again, maybe I'm just cynical.
My project for today was to try to find that supermarket that the Canadian woman told me about yesterday. Eventually I found it. The good ...


