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 I just wanted to write briefly to let everyone know that I am alive and well – internet has simply been hard to find.I am heading back to the Bangkok area today to go back and visit that school that I had seen briefly last week. I have spent the last 4 days in the […]      The last few days have been kind of hectic, and I have not had internet access, so I apologize if I made anyone worry (you know who you are). Let me start from the beginning:Mid-afternoon on Thursday I left Ayutthaya for a place called Saraburi, only about an hour away. I went to the train […]  Well I just wanted to write a short post because it seems like I have quite a bit of free time today. I have checked out of my guesthouse but don’t have to be in my next location for another 4 hours and it’s only 1 hour away. So I am relaxing and trying to […]  So I gotta say, I was majorly taken care of during my stay in Nakhon Sawan (check the map – its in the center of Thailand, 4 hours north of Bangkok). Allow me to describe the last 2 days:By 11:30am on Saturday I was checked out of my lovely guesthouse. I was very proud of […]  Since I last wrote, things have been quite good. I went swimming with a teacher named Angie. The pool was spectacular! It was just built a few months ago – it’s nice, clean, calm. This would be a definite advantage of teaching here at Banrung Wittaya. I think I would probably use the pool almost […] |
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Courtney - Brit!
I am so excited for you right now! So we totally went to Nakhom Pathom to see the chedi. I was asked there by a local, “do you play table tennis.” 🙂 hee hee. We probably told you about Erawan National Park, but you should go there. There is an amazing hike up a waterfall with different pools you can swim in. And hit up the actual bridge on the River Kwai if you can. Look forward to hearing more! Be safe, Love ya!
P.S. Keep us posted on the conditions of the different schools, I am way interested!
Lisa - Hi Britt;
Sounds like everything is going really well for you so far. I wish we had the heat here! I could even stand the humidity. Three showers a day! Good thing that you’re not in Islamic country because they would be shocked. Hope you’re getting used to the food with no problems. I love reading your blog so keep up the great work!
Love ya! Lisa xoxoxo