Bangkok
sheesh, when did Thailand cease to be the land of smiles and became "Tourist-land". Mind you tis peak season, and I've never experianced this time of year here before - due to extream measurers NOT to be.....ahh, ahhhhhhh now I understand why.
There is not a single piece of land NOT overtaken by tourists or no-longer-smiling-thai's.
My old guest house is now owned by Israil and offers Sakshuka for breaky not the traditional white noodle and fish sauce the locals and I like so much.
The shopping however!! hooo boy. my chapples/jandles/flipflops/thongs were stolen at a Kali Temple in Varanassi so I'm here in 10c rubber numbers, unlike 5 years before when you could be traveling India or Thailand there was so little difference, now I feel and likely look, like a hippy, not the cool kind either.
Kate, someone I met on the road a few years back and who is now living in Thailand, will sort me out, I'm off to her's for Christmas, there's a bangalow in a national park in the north booked and some friends to see the season in with. nice one.
Enjoy the festive season. love Cathy
There is not a single piece of land NOT overtaken by tourists or no-longer-smiling-thai's.
My old guest house is now owned by Israil and offers Sakshuka for breaky not the traditional white noodle and fish sauce the locals and I like so much.
The shopping however!! hooo boy. my chapples/jandles/flipflops/thongs were stolen at a Kali Temple in Varanassi so I'm here in 10c rubber numbers, unlike 5 years before when you could be traveling India or Thailand there was so little difference, now I feel and likely look, like a hippy, not the cool kind either.
Kate, someone I met on the road a few years back and who is now living in Thailand, will sort me out, I'm off to her's for Christmas, there's a bangalow in a national park in the north booked and some friends to see the season in with. nice one.
Enjoy the festive season. love Cathy
