"The chef, Perry, said the floods in Chiang Mai were the worst in 30 years, which means we'd have to take a taxi to the next town to get the overnight train back to Bangkok. Stopped off at Tesco Express for some supplies before heading to the train too."

Got to see more of the countryside before night fell on the train. Felt pretty crappy for the majority of the day... didn't make much effort to hide it, which i'm pretty shameful of. Guess I was sort of disappointed the trek was so short, and I was finished with the trip for all I cared, now that the trek was over. I didn't really want to think about going back to Bangkok, or paying the leaving fee, or dealing with those tailors again. Plus, I definitely was missing Benny, my own language, and the sunshine and dry weather. Nonetheless, I should have sucked it up and seen the trip through. Took a few choice words from Caroline once we'd arrived in Bangkok for me to shape up and realize I was being selfish, and THEN we saw the trip out. Checked out our goods at the tailors, grabbed a few of our Thai food delights and then hit the road for the airport.