Phunga Hotel Phangnga
46/65 Moo 3 Petkasem Road, T.Takdad Phangnga, Thailand
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Sea, sand, school and a little bit of sun!
... really planned anything I think we did quite well :) not sure how much they will remember the pronunciation of 'giraffe' but we got lots of hi fives and watching them all sing the national anthem at the end of the day was pretty damn cute too!
Got back for Faa one of the girls here to present us with her maths, english and Thai homework- not that maths was ever my forte but this many years on after working out fractions I was never going to be any help- luckly ...
Creepy Crawlies
... we boated to an island and went on a termite infested trek – although shorter in time than the previous days it was harder as was mostly up-hill. Returning to Jungle Huts we were dirty, hungry, tired and shuddering from our bug encounters but felt it was a really great experience! That evening we had some food with Heidi and Katrina at a local “Italian” restaurant that had next to no Italian ingredients! ...
Schools out for Summer
... running up for high fives handshakes and hugs. I was trying to grab a couple of photos but they wouldn’t stand still for a moment and this one girl had latched herself onto me and just wouldn’t let me go! Jill arrived on base on Wednesday afternoon. She was one of the volunteers who started the project in Ao Luk 4 years ago. Since then she has moved up through the ranks of GVI and is now the coordinator of all programs in the ...
This is big brother
... in such close quarters and see how they get along. We live in pretty tight environment so things could get very ugly if people don’t get along. Some people are also dealing with heat exhaustion and diet adjustment which can breed a bit of crankiness in the group. At first I thought there were quite a few people I though I wouldn’t be able to get along with but we are actually very lucky with our group. We are pretty much all nice, ...
“We’re pretty laid back here at GVI Th
... had a great lesson, handling the small class much better than I did. Thursday evening we had our first base theme party. The theme was half and half where we would dress a mix our country and another. I went for and Irish rugby kit with a rugby ball tucked under my arm and a typical south Indian hat that I picked up for the backwater trip in Kochi. The party was savage fun; we were singing and dancing our hearts out until 3 in the ...


