Huahin Hillside Resort Hua Hin

... were running around, distracting Pierre heavily from his Tetris game, which he plays religiously every day in an effort to beat my record of 958 lines.<br><br>Today's weather: overcast with sunny periods, high of 34C, humidex of 38C. Pierre, of course, is whining to no end about the heat and is dreaming to get back to the biting cold of Montreal: Home Sweet as honey Home... where it's so cold the cockroaches are frostbitten by now.<br>

... 8217;t have it because she would probably have to go across the street to another shop to break the big note. However, I forgot that this is a 7-eleven and far from Nepal, so the cashier didn&#8217;t even look at me but just handed the change over to me without hesitation, brilliant!<br><br>My destination in Thailand was the Siam Gulf and the small town of Hua Hin, where parents would already be spending their holiday and my sister would arrive the next day. I ...

... Everything is beautiful.<br><br>Today's agenda: <br>1. Find guesthouse by the ocean (or find Dawn) <br>2. Call my mommy <br>3. Get a massage<br><br>We're planning on staying here for a few days. Maybe take a horseback ride on the beach, climb a mountain, or go to a nearby national park. We'll see how Hua Hin unfolds for us.

... for the past 5 years after my Europe trip<br>in 2004,. So now that I am not hitting the road solo I find it to be<br>quite different. I have found the most efficient way of doing<br>everything while I am traveling, I rarely come across a situation that<br>is unmanageable, however when you are traveling for two, there are many<br>more unplanned detours. I must say I am learning a lot and would not<br>change it.

... some poor Thai chap anyway as all the seafood and chillies went straight through us. We went out for a look around, lots of bars, some seedy looking, loads of German and Italian restaurants, no Thai people except staff though. There were loads of old expat men with their (mostly young) Thai wives or girlfriends. We ate at a lovely Thai streetside restaurant rather than the rows of tourist places, had ...

... on opur way down south..... Arrived just shy of 10pm and was met by loverman on his moped.......mentalist riding with a back pack ensued,with me barely hanging on...... So new years eve had arrived.... So new years day....what a momentous occasion, every year.....every flamin yea....go out get drunk, throw up....pay 4 times the amount for a taxi...wake up headache sick blah blah blah....and make resolutuions you aint gonna keep.... Thats the norn..butno hua ...

... breakfast food here.. well it leaves something to be desired. I ordered: cream of chicken soup, pancakes, cheese sandwich, and some deep fried chicken and 2 orange juices. The only thing that came that I actually ordered was.. the 2 orange juices. We thought maybe they were made from tang, but I saw a seed in mine this morning... so who knows? Hel said even the cornflakes were weird. The silly thing is, even as I hung up the phone and ...

... involved dining, alcohol, karaoke, dancing, the whole lot. the weird thing about thailand is that the bizarre is almost normal. had falangs done anything like this in a temple, then we would have seen some indignation. lots and lots of it, i am sure. we get yelled at just for forgetting to take our shoes off. in the sunday bangkok post is an article by someone who is said to be an expert on islamic fundamentalism and on ...

... Tesco's, which in itself was a bizarre experience I decided to return the next day to pick up a few supplies for my travel kit. Back out into the heat - destination the 'Big Buddha' at the far end of Hua Hin beach. I found it OK - thing was - I was pooped, absolutely knackered - I should have paced it a bit better rather than hossing it around and overtaking other cyclists with a smug look on my face. I sat in the shade for a while, then wearily walked up to the Bhudda ...

Hello everybody, I've finally made it out of Bangkok, and am now in the beautiful coastal city of Hua Hin. Shortly after Chris arrived on the 22nd of August, we got on a train that headed 4 hours south of Bangkok. We were only planning on stopping over, but we really liked the place, so we stayed an extra day. It's very relaxing and quaint. I would liken it to the Port Dover of Thailand (for the Simconians in the crowd). The first night we got here, we stayed at a pretty ...