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... he didnt get much snoozing time in the back of the tuktuk.

As it turns out it was the Queen of Thailand's 72nd birthday, which was pretty damn jammy. Most things were free to get into and streets were pretty clear (for bangkok). We saw the 50foot Buddha, and set a cage of birds free each which is meant to be good luck. Then went to the Lucky Buddha, which we were incredibly luck to get to see apparently. Only once a year can non-buddhists go to this temple. Temple Guy number ...

... each other some new words between his broken English and my broken Thai. The ride home took a little longer as there were a stack of roadblocks around a conference between the police and military regarding the Kings birthday celebrations next month.

we got dinner down Khao San rd, munching on street food, the Pad Thai vendors down this way are pretty good.

We got some coffee at an awesome little place in Soi Rambuttri called Moka, check out the website

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... to providing challenges I can overcome) and taking some vacation time with my brother and Chau. My current plan is to find another job that will satisfy me for a year or two then returning to the States for a few months to prepare for and take the GMAT. The reading I have been doing makes me consider that I could be doing more with my time on this Earth and I think I will return to University in a several years to pursue a degree in International ...

... got stuck in Alaska because they couldn't let it in because it had medication in it. I had packed a few things that we didn't need any longer and also bought a few things in Bangkok because they are dirt cheap! Well US Customs decided to keep that for themselves along with a few sand dollars that we had collected in Australia. Thank you Mike for calling all those departments and convincing them to send the box home and not back to Bangkok!!! Who knows what else they ...

... is extraordinarily expensive. Once you leave Downtown Bangkok cost is cut in half. Also the English speaking Thais are also mostly downtown, and the chances of not being stared at or being called "Farang" (Foreigner) is very slim, once you leave downtown. Overall, to experience Bangkok as a whole, it is vitally necessary to cross the Chao Praya, with a Thai speaker, and interact with the amazing merchants and street vendors on the other side.

... elsewhere. The streets and clubs teem with prostitutes and pole dancers. Very sad really.

We were going to try and catch a kick boxing show, but both of us were pretty knackered,
so I headed off about 10pm. Felt sad saying goodbye and would be last time I’d see one of my family for three months.

... I drunk dialed from Thailand. Can't wait to see that bill! Well at least I got to talk to my Dad (Kenneth Dunning Sr.) I just gave you a big shout out big Ken, and Kim's Mom and Dad, brother Brian Smith, another long distance shot out to you bro!, and little sis Pammy!

Happy New year all, Love ...