Huayhin Fon Hut Tak
96 Moo 6, Maepa, Maesot Tak, Thailand
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My Home Away from Home
... br> But the thing about Baan Unrak is that the kids don’t act or look
like orphans, they are loved unconditionally. They have 140 brothers
and sisters at the home, countless volunteers who are like mentors and
of course the Didis and care mothers who love them like parents. They
are a family, and being a volunteer and allowing myself to get involved
in this story made me part of the family, part ...
I'm a Teacher!
... stared at us. Tak Pittayakom has 2,700 students and 110 teachers. All of them were very interested to see us. Some of the students were shy of us and others (quite a lot actually) loved to shout 'Hello!' to us whenever we walked past. We left Chat and Tay who went to do there own thing and met Pee Neng who took us up to the English office were we met all the staff. All of them were really friendly! They ...
Welcome back to Oni's travel stories.......
... I doing", ‘could you have ever picked a more solo mission’, ‘finding it hard to breath in the heat, feel panicked ahhh’ to ‘go girl friend, rock it.’ I have never fully travelled on my own before, whenever I intended to it didn’t quite work out that way. But my first days in BKK looking at couples ticking off their to do Asia list, and proudly wearing their new tattoos and dreadlocks…I soon realized that it was truly ...
Two Nights In Bangkok & The Worlds NOT Your Oyster
... guess that it had to do with our dinner. We went to speak to the American consulate at the 7eleven and he directed me towards the cereal and milk. Emma ventured off towards the candy section, while Collin and Beau were a bit more... um... disgusting. They got a shredded honey pork and bologna sandwich, a pizza bologna sandwich, a purple drink, and some type of pastry that Beau described as "butter." We laughed, we gagged, we had a good ol' time in the middle of bumble **** Thailand. ...
The refugees of Mae Sot
... but it wasn't bad, apparently they are well taken care of there and only stay overnight if they don't have a VISA or passport, then are returned back to Myanmar), we were led by the sweetest dog who sort of belonged to the guest house, right to our destination . The dogs mannerisms reminded me of the old TV show "Littlest Hobo" I think it was called, with the smart dog who helped strangers, then went on his merry little way...so very cute. BUGS/ANIMALS: ...


