Multi-Cultural Personality Disorder

Sunset on Ko Samet

Not really. It’s anything but boring and I’m averaging 4 meals a day, not including snacks.

I haven’t blogged in weeks mostly because I was either in areas that have poor internet connections or because I didn’t want to spend the final days of my journey in front of a computer. Thailand is also such a familiar place to me that it doesn’t seem all that exciting. I’m afraid I’d bore you. I haven’t even taken any pictures for a week. I felt like I was home as soon as I walked off of the plane, but when Jessica and Lalo arrived in Bangkok, I really felt like I was home. Almost like I had never left. [read on]

My first trip to Thailand was six years ago. I was living in Japan at the time and it was just a quick vacation. I immediately loved it, though. I loved the chaos, the tolerance, the relaxed lifestyle. I knew I would return one day. [read on]