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| road trip to d.c over thanksgiving break |
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| crossing the street in Georgetown-Washington D.C |
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| Thanksgiving dinner number 2--yep we ate twice at two different houses |
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| Flight board in Bangkok airport. We arrived at 1am and waited around for our 8am flight. |
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| The start of the holiday season--23 hours on a plane to S.E.A We departed florida on friday morning and arrived at our final destination on sunday morning. Lost an entire day. |
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| If there is one must-see sight that no visit to Bangkok would be complete without, it's the dazzling, spectacular Grand Palace, undoubtedly the city's most famous landmark. Built in 1782 - and for 150 years the home of the Thai King, the Royal court and the administrative seat of government. It is the only landmark we did make an effort visit, we will see the rest next time. Lots of gold shiny stuff :) |
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| do not get in the way of these women- you will not win |
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| He looks all nice and sweet but wait until he walks on your back and stretches your body all kinds of un-natural ways |
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| As soon as you walk in the door you are greeted and given cold tea, a cool towel and those rice cake things. Probably the only food item that I did not like in the entire country. |
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| this spa was just off the crazy busy street. You walk in the doors and it is all peace, tranquility and calmness. We came upon it accidentally. We were lost and needed directions. We ended up hanging out for quite awhile and then coming back a few more times afterwards. You kind of forget that the outside world exists. I am hoping to experience more of this when we go to Bali. |
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| we were tortured on this very floor. In a good way..kind of |
