Courtney. July 20, 2010 @ 7:42 PM It's been about a week now since we left the islands of Phi Phi and I am just now able to write about it without having an emotional breakdown.I have never loved a human or animal as much as I love those little tiny islands.I had heard wonderful things about them, but I've heard a lot of good things about a lot of good places so I didn't expect to find the mortal version of heaven when I arrived at Koh Phi Phi (known to some a...

Walker. July 20th, 2010 @ 9:25. Beginnings are often scary, endings are often sad, but it's the middle that counts. Where to begin….well, we can start where I left off, with my heart in pieces.Courtney being the great friend that she always is had the BEST idea to drowned my sorrows.No, not this time, beer was not on the menu.The only way to glue this heart back together was with Nutella, and lots of it.This is disgusting, but I did what every girl wo...

17.7.2010 Kaberly First Few Weeks in Thailand. Bangkok, Koh Samui, Ko Phi Phi, and Back to Bangkok. Hello Everyone! Hope all is well! Things are excellent for us. Currently, we are stationed back in Bangkok staying near the famous Koh San Road. As most of you know, and for those who don't we are soon to be featured as the 'stars' of an upcoming video diary series for southeastasiabackpacker.com. Over the past few days we have been working with the owner, ...

Walker. July 17, 2010. 13:11 "In life we all have an unspeakable secret, an irreversilble regret, an unreachable dream and an unforgotteable love." Well HARRRROOOOO!!! It's been awhile and I aplogize. I swear, time is faster here in Thailand. The above quote can sum up our experiences in the past couple of weeks. The islands took it out of us and have left some of the best memories I could ever ask for. In addition, I met some of the...

Courtney. July 14, 2010 @ 9:47AM. This is the first time I have woken up early enough to see Bangkok prepare for what I've seen of it at night. It's a completely different place right now from what it will be in 12 hours, at it's prime. I knew that Buddhist monks woke up at 4AM, and school children at 6 or 7, but it didn't occur to me that either even existed in Bangkok until I got out of the hostel at 8 this morning. I felt as safe walking around here as I...