First things first, check this web link out. It's about what's going on in Bangkok with the protests. http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-26224510 I just want to say it's amazing that despite this insane amount of violence - people are actually dying and losing limbs, use of grenades and real guns - life in Bangkok actually continues as normal. You could easily not even know that any I this is going on. --- Anyway... Today was a bit of a game changer....

Well this is just one big bloody disaster! Absolutely everything that could wrong seems to be messing up. Even the most simplest things such as asking if we can leave our stuff in a luggage room - and there is no luggage room, we have to leave it in the public area for the day! Or paying a lot of money for an elephant trek tour that includes pick up and drop off from your hotel, but actually no they won't do it from OUR hotel -_- its super frustrating. We decide...

I apologized for being slack the other day and yet I did it again so obviously I haven't truly learnt my lesson. In my defense the heat and humidity here is suffocating and exhausting so leaves me with little energy at the end of the day! So here is my shameful attempt to make up for it. I also want to say thank you to those who messaged me when I hadn't updated my blog for a few days - It's so nice knowing that if something happened to me and I went quiet that ...

First of all, happy valentine's day everyoneeeeeee! Today was definitely my most interesting valentine's day. To start off we headed to a huge New Zealand café next to the beach! It was called the Lime Tree Café. It was soo awesome because they even had little posters of tikis and things like rocky road slices! It's definitely worth checking out :) had a delicious sundried tomato and haloumi cheese toastie with a banana and berry smoothie. Nom. We then headed...

I know I suck because I didn't update my blog yesterday :( But in my defence I was absolutely exhausted by the time we got home! We (again) had a really awesome day. We accidentally overslept but then when we did finally emerge we headed to the bastakiya, which is also known as the old quarter. In my eyes it's pretty much the Middle Eastern equivalent of the European old towns - which I love, so it was great! The lay out was reaaaally nice. It felt like I was w...