Bunlam Tak
438 Moo1, Umphang Tak, Thailand
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My Home Away from Home
Wow it has been a while! So the last month has been a crazy mix of a few long plane rides a bunch of jet leg and more I will write in blogs to come re-capping Korea, my visit back to Canada for my sisters wedding, and my first couple weeks here in Auckland.
But for now I wanted to conclude my time in Thailand with an article I wrote for the Baan Unrak newsletter from the perspective of a volunteer. Baan Unrak was my home while ...
'Sports' Day
... in the parade. The effort that went into everything must have been huge. I feel sorry for whoever it was who had to organise everything although they seemed to have pulled it off pretty well if you ask me.
The parade marched out of the school gates and all through town, me and Cammy followed it along, we got to see some more of the town aswell. What was quite strange was while there was this big parade on the road, some people stopped to take pictures of us. ...
How have we avoided overnight buses for so long?
... starting to get lot's and lot's of random stuff to bring home.
We were back at the guesthouse at about 1730 and at about 1815 the mini bus rolled up to take us to the bus stop. Everyone inside the mini van looked just as sullen as us about making the journey overnight in what was sure to be a bust struggling to stay on the road driven by a 12 year old wearing a back to ...
Two Nights In Bangkok & The Worlds NOT Your Oyster
... the other love of her life, cake. And I, my dear friends, am Mono. I need not explain this nickname to anyone with an ounce of intelligence, but alas WE ARE THE SUPER FRIENDS. What's that? You think it's "corny" do you? Well... yeah. You're right, but **** you. So, in our two nights in Bangkok, the world was still refusing to be our oyster, which prompted a quick move. We left our hotel early in order to catch the quickest bus to Pai, a hippy mecca in northern Thailand. Its ...
The refugees of Mae Sot
... and would try to practice more. After our day at the school... we had a nice dinner with the other teachers, and visited on of the local hot springs (which was really nice). Then it was back to the guest house to pack... ready for a really early Songtheaw ride the next morning to Mae Hong Son. SHE SAID: We almost didn't go this route near the Burmese border (shellings, refugee issues...it all sounded escalated to me) but that would've been a big mistake. As ...
