Today is Dec.5 and I'm writing about the 1&2.

We woke up at around 8:00 and met together (bungalows were tiny so we had three of them) to have some breakfast. We ate pancakes and eggs and then we went shell hunting and exploring the beach to get used to it and know it. A boat picked us up and dropped us off at Ao-Nang beach where we followed a lady to have lunch. She also had a massage place so after lunch we got a 1 hour Thai massage full power (Thai massages are very powerful and Evan and I were handling adult measures of massage). The massage loosened up our bodies completely! We played on the beach then walked on the beach and found like 50 monkeys just playing around which was pretty awesome. The boat picked us up at around 4:00 and we went back.
After that we built there enormous sand piles and then Evan and I buried ourselves in the holes from the piles of sand. At dinner time we ate noodles then went to bed

So on the 2nd we got up and ate some food then a longtailed boat (a small boat with a big car engine that has a long rod attached with a propeller at the very end) that took us to a nice beach called Railay Beach. The 4 of the kids built big sand castles protecting something while my parents booked the plane tickets to Bangkok (we were going to take an overnight train but since the kings birthday was three days away everyone was going to Bangkok so we had to fly). At lunchtime(1:20) we went to a close restaurant and ordered some burgers and fries. Evan and I finished quickly and we had the time to go swimming in a pool, so we did! After everyone was finished eating we got a kayak and went kayaking in the ocean. My Mom, My aunt Tae-sun and I went first but we didn't actually go too long because my mom and aunt were scared from the big waves and the boat tipping. We returned to shore safely and Evan Kyle and my Dad went on for a bit, just as they came back there was just enough time for me to switch places with Kyle. We went our quite far then went close up to a huge rock that had upside down palm trees growing well, we were all looking and leaning the same direction that the kayak flipped!! It was quite easy to flip it back but the hard part was getting in. My dad went first from the back then I then Evan. As we went onwards we found a cave and decided to go in it. A lot of I think it's called scallagtite or stalagmite and it is basically growing rock because water is dripping by gravity and the rock particles get mixed into the water that is dripping and over a very long time drips into a big rock. The cave was short but interesting. We got back just in time to catch our boat back, then we had dinner read a book and went to bed.

Thank you
Adam