We arrived at Heathrow Airport in London at about 5 in the morning and it was freezing (something like 13 degrees). So we had to make our way to Luton Airport to get out flight to Israel. So off we went on the coach to Luton which was about 1.5 hrs. The bus trip was lovely with rolling countryside waking up for the day. Typically our flight with easyjet to Israel was delayed by a few hours so we had plenty of time to browse through an edition of the soon to be e...

This morning we got up bright and early to catch our morning flight to Singapore. A bit sad to leave Thailand we made it to the airport with plenty of time. At check-in we discovered to our embarrassment that we had booked a flight for the next day. A quick phone call to Jet Star and we were on our way! We each got a row to ourselves which was great. Once landed we made our way to the hotel in the city. As soon as you left the airport it was pretty evident that ...

Slept in this morning and went up to the roof for a swim. We then went out and bought ourselves a jaffel and a Nutella crepe (so good!). We didn't have a particularly hectic day planned but we hopped on a tuk tuk headed to the Chao Phraya River to get a small river boat with an old bus motor on the back. On the tuk tuk ride he agreed to a very low fare only if we stopped at a at a tailor along the way an have a look. I swear to god this whole country is in cahoot...

The train arrived about an hour and a half late into Bangkok. We checked into our hotel and were given complementary drinks at the hotel's lounge because We knew the duty manager (long story - Shaun knows her from Marriott Australia). We had swim and rest and decided to go see Hangover 2 - fitting since the movie is set here in Thailand (specifically Bangkok). After the movie we had a look around the large new shopping centre and then went to chill out out the ho...

We slept in until the mid morning and missed breakfast (which was ok because the buffet was nothing to write home about). Not sure of how to spend the morning we wandered about the town a bit more and watched the locals go about their business. If you make eye contact with almost anyone though, no matter how far away they were, they would run up to us to sell us something or offer us a tuk tuk ride somewhere. After a little while we decided to go and get a Thai...