Boonyaporn Resort Tak
106 Umphang-Palata Road, Umphang Tak, Thailand
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My Home Away from Home
... people, even from
the worst situations in life. Baan Unrak has given these kids hope of
a future better than they could have ever imagined. I am blessed to
have become part of the Baan Unrak family, and will always consider
this place, a home away from home.
I will upload some of the images from my time at Baan Unrak but expect a link for a full on video slide show of all the pictures and music soon! :)
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'Sports' Day
... costumes. It definatley took me by suprise just how many students were involved.
More or less all of them marched but so many got dressed up in bright, glittery costumes. Some of the suits the boys wore were...interesting and the girls were dressed in many different types of extravagant dresses. Students were also demonstrating against human trafficking and supporting non-violence, which I thought was pretty cool. They made a big cage and put some students in it as ...
How have we avoided overnight buses for so long?
... it didn't feel fun at all to be packing up our bags and handing them over to be stored for the day, but alas! his is the nature of travel and Chiang Mai is one place we will most definitely be making it back to.
We spent most of the day lounging around and drinking coffee, I still can't get over how good the coffee is up her and wished that I had of picked up a bag, although we ...
Two Nights In Bangkok & The Worlds NOT Your Oyster
... due to his terrible plague of sand flies in Jamaica, turning his body into a beautiful array of mosquito bites. Beau is known as Sun Diver, since he drunkenly dove into two feet of water after attempting to ******** a sea cucumber. This caused the bridge of his nose to spew forth arian blood and leave behind a memorable scar. Emma is Cake... If you know Em, you should know how much she loves chocolate, but that isn't a worthy name and while in Pai (pronounced pie) we dubbed ...
The refugees of Mae Sot
... eye colour, hight age, etc. We quickly realized that all the kids essentially had the same hair, eye, shirt colour, and were approximately the same age. This made it easy for them to copy one another when we would ask "Nut... what colour is your hair?"... we should have taught them "Hey stupid farang, everyone here has black hair!". Anyway, I don't know how much we helped out... but I am sure for some it was great practice. Mostly the girls (go figure) ...


