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... buy! And in the evening we got The sky train to a restaurant we had seen on tripadvisor. My god the food was out of this world - when exactly am I going to start losing weight!!
Afterwards we spotted a pool bar (a la Rileys) so decided to go in and play some pool. This was a place is more suited to lonely old men looking for a young Thai girl to play pool with, but the service was excellent! You pay for the table for an hour but the girls rack ...
... gave us 1 hr and 5 mins more than our normal eating time). Fully loaded we rolled ourselves back to the Sky train to head to the next venue. The venue where we would be creating the "new Dan". Yes, after countless years of the same glasses frames Dan is "updating" his look. One iPhone battery and incredibly bored girlfriend later we had found the lucky frames. Tune in around December 17 for the Facebook debut..... As my reward Dan had to put up with ...
... goodie bags in bulk. A surprising lack of Chinese restaurants, though street vendors selling food were many. Very authentically Chinese and a fun walkabout.
Living Local: We lucked into an amazing condo here – this is the seventh time we’ve booked a private residence on line and we’ve had great luck (remember Bonaire, Jeannie?). This one ...
... her and got it done in about half an hour. It was epic costumer service. We also may have ended up having about three free chang each while we waited..
So our last night we hit up Khao San Road and worked up the nerve to eat grasshoppers! They weren’t that bad – they were seasoned to taste like seaweed. We shared the experience with some boys from Switzerland who bought the bag and shared them with us haha. We actually met them at the tailors ...
... plane in the middle of a long day of travel and seeing a comment pop up in my inbox.
Kam Saham Ni Da (Korean)
Domo Arigato Gozaimas (Japanese)
Eum Goi Sai (Cantonese)
Xe Xe (Mandarin)
Terimah Kasih (Bahasa Malay/Bahasa Indonesia)
Cam On (Vietnamese)
Kop Jai Lai Lai (Laos)
Kop Khunn Kap (Thai)
Je Su Ba Be (Burmese)
and the many other ways I hope ...