Bliston Suwan Park View Bangkok

... a cab. A man approaches me asking if I wanted to see a show. He shows me a print out with the different kinds of shows drawn out as graphic explanations... "Ah, no thanks...think we'll pass!" I gave him stink eye and we got in the cab...

Now we're back in Singapore...planning our next trip...missing all the good food, relaxing massages and being together 24/7 on our adventures...Thailand never disappoints!

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... We spent the next couple of days taking turns running to the bathroom, where the ghosts of meals past were flying out of us from both ends at the same time - if you know what I mean. Luckily the bathroom sink was within reach of the toilet as this enabled us to eject the poisonous food that we had eaten from a comfortable sitting position. Eventually we recovered and went on to lead happy, healthy and ...

... and reacting to the fight as it is watching the fight itself.

Our final day and we visited the cinema for the first time in the trip and what an odd experience it was too. It was the early morning show as we had to get to the Indian Embassy to pick up our visa so we had the choice of only 2 films. Paul refused to go to one and I refused to go to the other so for the first time ever we both went to a screening on our own. In my case it was ...

... are very rich. The neighborhood is like a beautiful suburb in California and it has a pool and a park. As soon as you leave the gates though, there's reality. There's the stray dogs, the vendors, the shacks that make for houses, the pollution. It's hard to see how these two extremes coexist, the poverty and the wealth side by side. I know that people here are used to it since this is all they know, but I still think about it maybe just sometimes they feel a little bit ...

... and it was amazng to see the impact that one restaurants profits could achieve. Heading back to the hotel we went up to the rooftop pool for a midnight swim. the water is warm but very refreshing after a long and sweaty day!

We've now checked out and about to do a bit more visiting before we get our overnight bus down to ko samui. (about 12 hrs!)

We'll next update you from Chaweng beach in Samui - see ya!

... of the Palace began in 1782, during the reign of King Rama I, when he moved the capital across the river from Thonburi
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... attractions stood side-by-side that offers so much to see. The place is so huge, so grand, and full of history and artifacts, its architectural Temple and the Palace will always astound you when you enter. Day to day these two tourist attractions is always packed with tourist, from morning 9.00am until 5.00pm. Tourist Guides waiting outside the temple to offer guiding services with a small fee. Tut Tut taxis waits for your call to your next destinations ...

... shattering to report here - just a few laid-back days that included a bit of planning and shopping. I have decided to skip Phitsanuloc/Sukhothai because of a huge festival going on there (that I was only recently aware of). It's apparently quite difficult to get reservations months in advance, and I obviously don't have one.

Halloween was pretty bland in the backpacker slum of Bangkok, but I've attached a pic of my niece back home - SUPERGIRL!

... I found no cell phones. Great :P So I made my way to Siam Center, then Siam Discovery, then MBK...jackpot! I bought a cheap Nokia and around 1pm went back to the hotel for a shower and then out to meet P. We had lunch at Major Cinema then off to see the new shopping mall, Paragon. It was definitely an upscale place. I was waiting for M to finish work so we could go out for dinner. While ...