Well this has taken a while. So many activities and so many things to tell you. First of all, we visited the Ancient City a couple of weekends ago which was very interesting. It is a HUGE tract of land with all of the major Thai tourist attractions scaled down in order to give people who have limited time the opportunity to see all that Thailand has to offer! Of course, Emily and I have loads of time so we used it as an idea-finding mission; now we have an idea of what we want to see and where we want to go.
We went with our new friends (the ones who accompanied us to Safari World) which was nice. But the best part was we got bicycles and rode around the whole park which took us 5 hours and we in no way saw everything! But even better than that? My backside and legs were not even sore the next day!! hahahahahaha
We had a traditional Thai lunch in the floating market. Emily had papaya salad which was very spicy but she enjoyed it and I had rice, chicken and veggies Thai-style. We sat on the floor at a table on a raised platform right near the water. I think you can see our 'dining room' in one of the pictures. I will post an album in facebook in order to share more pictures.
Oh, I haven't told you the coolest thing: whenever you dine at a buffet-style place and have to pick up the utensils from a central location (including our canteen at school), you will find a crockpot filled with near boiling water for you to swish your utensils in to sterilize! What an amazing idea, eh?
One of the exhibits was a deer farm. Harry and Edward will understand when I say I made the elephant noise and scared all the deer, making them run away en masse. Hilarious. The rest of you should just imagine the trumpeting noise and elephant makes. I did that near a group of 15 deer which made them start, look up, turn and run away in unison. Very funny! I know some of you may say that's mean, but it's not. No one was hurt in the scaring of the deer. LOL
And on that note, I will end this posting. Talk to you soon.
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