Fired up after our
amazing experience at the cooking course we were very sad to leave Hua Hin and
head back to Bangkok. This was made all the worse as Jim had to go back to work
so our little group lost a member on Saturday.
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Not sure how C never ended up in the group photos - guess we will have to do it all again. |
To help us get over
our blues at Jim being back at work and Mom and Dad’s part of the trip nearing
its end we decided to have a couple of days of retail therapy. On Saturday we
visited the amazing
Chatuchak weekend market where we managed to finish our Christmas
shopping and get me a much needed new pair of trousers. It was really nice to
have C with us who found lots of small cool stalls that we might have missed.
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Bangkok is really going for the Christmas decorations this year |
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Unlike my photography which is getting worse - boo |
On Sunday we found our
way to Bangkok’s air-conditioned heart, at the huge malls around Siam Square.
We relaxed with a few cups of coffee and enjoyed the Christmas decorations that
have been put up. Not buckling to nagging but rather realising that having long
hair in the tropics is like wearing a woolly hat in the summer I decided to get
a hair cut. It did not go entirely to plan as rather than getting a dashing
Jake Gyllenhaal hair do, I ended up with the regulation Chinese ½ inch all
over. Never mind hair grows.
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Conscription haircut 300 bhat |
To celebrate our last
evening together in Thailand before Mom and Dad flew home we went to bar 55 on
the roof of one of Bangkok’s taller hotels. We enjoyed a nice cocktail while
enjoying the view and the soft jazz band.
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Roof top bar - don't mind if I do |
The last few weeks
have been brilliant filled with some of the best experiences of the trip and
amazing company, thanks so much to Mom, Dad, Jim and C for being part of our
journey.
My Mystical PhotographyThe word photography comes from two ancient Greek words: photo, for "light," and graph, for "drawing." "Drawing with light" is a way of describing photography. When a photograph is made, light or some other form of radiant energy, such as X rays, is used to record a picture of an object or scene on a light-sensitive surface.
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