Strollin' Through Bangkok
Sorry for the delay on the posts. The first hostel that I stayed in didn't have internet. I am now at another which has free wifi. I'm going to keep this short for now and upload some photos. I will write more tomorrow morning with more and more photos. Hold tight 'til then.
View from the hostel I'm currently staying in.
A few people I met at current hostel. Girl from Hong Kong. Guy from Taiwan. The other two are from England and I've been hanging out with them during the day and night.

I guess you would call this downtown Bangkok. A big shopping mall MBK, and various things to do. There was a Japan convention Saturday and Sunday which was interesting. Free seaweed!

MBK mall.




A few photos from a temple we visited. Still need to go to Grand Palace.








Kao San Road. A very touristy part of Bangkok with lots of westerners. A good place to stay though when I will eventually take the bus to travel North or South.
Entrance to hostel.
Out and about eating some yummy Thai food.
So I might have malaria judging by the hundreds of mosquito bites I've gotten on my feet and a few on arms and hands. I finally bought some repellant. I had some at the beginning of my travels but the airport personnel took it away. Every repellant had deet which I wanted to stay away from and I managed to find one with citronella.
There were many mosquitos in Japan and my host family and their friends would constantly get bit; I think I only got bit once or twice there. Thailand is a different story.
5 COMMENTS:
There seems to be a lot of English being used ... ?
that dude in red needs to learn how to pose in group photos. nice pics.
Justin is having his baby today, Sept. 1st.
a few observations
why are there so many hot pink cars?? your in Thailand right, not San Fran.
i second what Scott says, however, bobo the clown needs to smile and stop trying to look gangsta...
hope all is well
oh and i forgot, never good to start a paragraph with "so i might have mallaria....." lol hopefully they are just bites and nothing serious
haha thats how the thais do it man. Bright pink is in right now.
Aunt Karen - There seems to be a lot of English in Bangkok which is definitely helpful. The locals can speak a little bit of English. Pretty easy to navigate thus far.
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