Leng Guesthouse Hua Hin

... he'd do, except there isn't much of a view to enjoy because time and gravity (along with beer and deep fried foods) are unforgivingly destructive on the human body, especially when people don't take care of themselves. At 49, Pierre is considered a kid amongst the crowd here, which would make me a mere newborn; they weren't kidding when they said the crowd was older here. If cellulite were consumable by humans, there is enough here ...

... the many battleships guarding the seashore. This also affected our holiday as we got an unexpected message a couple of days ago that the Thailand government had decided that we need to change our hotel the next afternoon due to security reasons because the delegations from China, India and Brunei had "changed their mind" and were coming to our hotel. Some tourists were of course outrageous about it – they have to waste a valuable holiday day for packing up ...

Yesterday we negotiated Bangkok public transportation and found our way to Hua Hin via a 3.5 hour "air conditioned" bus ride. We're trying to meet up with our friend Dawn, but so far no luck. <br><br>Last night we went to the night market and went wild; I'm going to have a hard time not bringing all of Thailand home with me in my ...

... sight. at the end of<br>my trip I quickly recovered from the affects of the present, after of<br>course visiting the eye doctor on my vacation. <br><br>Geoffrey has<br>become my travel buddy. We plan on seeing all of Asia one weekend at a<br>time. While traveling with a buddy has it's advantages, it also has<br>it's disadvantages. I have been exploring and living in the world all<br>by myself with God at my ...

... a little bit outside the main town. I have to confess I did begin to wonder about our decision to stay out of town as we drove pass the various building sites, but then there in the distant shone our own little oasis in the darkness (yes it is often dark by about half 6). The hotel is two rows of terraces consisting of 30 suites each, 15 on the top and 15 on the bottom. The rows run parallel separated by a 10 meter pool running 126 meters down the ...

Today was spent much like the others. This relaxing beach holiday was exactly what we had planned for the end of our trip away. We were able to get our usual benches (thank goodness) and took our place among the overfed lobsters. We swam, collected shells, ate, drank, read and relaxed. Also we tried to avoid looking at the 80 year old woman standing in front of us with her breasts out for all the ...

... quiet until about 3 groups of people moved in. It was so peaceful and quiet.. almost like we had the place to ourselves. Now there are at least 2 groups of people with at least 7 kids between them. Everyone seems so busy these days, I guess it's in the evening that everyone comes alive here. It's just too hot to during the day. I wonder if this will be the last entry before I'm home or if I'll manage to fire off a quick one before I leave.

... 6 palace. mrs prasark joined us for lunch. we ordered roast pork (moo yang), catfish (labp pla dook), bbq chicken (gkai yang), salads (yum phak ruam), fragrant rice (khao swai), and singha beer. we were in a festive mood. it was my turn to pick up the tab but it wasn't much. we made plans for a party saturday night at prasark's beach house. mrs prasark offered to cook dinner. i called pencil at work (she does not like to be called at work but i was in a festive mood and i had ...

... superb lunch before heading off down to the beach to relax for an hour or so, horses were available for rides. Looked around a town a little more before time caught up and it was time to get back and pack. Got my kit sorted and said my goodbyes - it was a shame to be leaving - the hospitality and company was so much appreciated and I liked Hua Hin, especially Tesco's - Thanks Paul, Pascale and Ziggy for a lovely stay! Motorbike taxi to the station, train delayed by half ...

... Phi (Ko means Island). It is a 14 hour trip by bus and boat. After that, we plan to meet up with Adam and Jason (who I hung out with at the beginning of my trip) in Ko Phagnan for the Full Moon Party on August 30. I'm having a wonderful time, but there are some things I miss dearly. 1. Tim Horton's 2. Clean bathrooms and hair dryer 3. Family and friends (awwww ...:) Ok, off to download some pictures on this thing for y'all. These are from Chris' camera. Miss you all, Un