All The Places Creating Takes Me
In case you aren’t an avid follower of my blog, I’ll give you a quick review of my time in Songkhla so far (plus some new information). I was having a rough transition. Though the city itself is lovely, and I’ve had positive experiences here, I was going through/am coming out of an internal purging …
If you know even the basics of Thai tourism, then you very likely know about Full Moon parties. Essentially, monthly gatherings where a bunch of tourists consume a lot of substances and wreck a beach. I hadn't had too much interest in one, but this is the story of how I ended up at a …
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I moved to Chonburi! It's a beach city about an hour outside of Bangkok, and it is a totally different pace of life. As someone who has often been plucked out of one situation by the universe and placed into a far better one, I should not be surprised that I now find myself in …
If you're reading this, it means I made it out alive and I'm safely back in Sukhothai with my laptop and hopefully a Thai iced tea (I deserve it.) My first ever "visa trip", and first trip to Lao, changed me as a person. Hardened me you might say--like a convict. The amount of stress …
Currently, I'm in a resort in Sukhothai that is quite far away from anything. I just walked out the door to explore, took a left, almost had a pick-up truck back into me, turned around to grab a Chang and Cup Noodles from 7/11 and came right back. I think it's a night for chilling. …
The moon in Hua Hin To put it gently, the first week of my TESOL course was rough. Emotionally and physically draining, and the whole group is feeling it. There is definitely a collective consciousness among us, which has been interesting. I haven't bonded with a group so fast before, but we're all at the …
Temple in Hua Hin I've officially been in Thailand for over a week now, though it feels like I've lived a thousand lives since being here. I've already shed layers, made deep connections, and changed my diet entirely. It's still surreal, but due to mental and physical exhaustion during any down-time I have, I haven't …
Golden Gautama Buddha, Bangkok In the Fall of this year, just a couple months away, I'm going to begin my TEFL course in Bangkok. After that month, plus a week of cultural immersion in Hua Hin, I will be placed permanently in a (mystery) region of Thailand where I'll find a job teaching English. To …
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