I learned a Thai phrase that I think I will live by for the next two months. Mai pen rai.
It is very old fashion looking with cobble stone streets and low buildings. The feeling is very quaint and the stores are filled with anything…
Today I learned a very important lesson – I should not have 4 cups of coffee a day; hence me writing a blog post at…
We landed, I got my bags, and then I was off to meet my host family! I saw them immediately upon exiting and was greeted…
People took to the streets to celebrate Independence Day in an interesting way. There were no fireworks or parades to commemorate when Myanmar gained freedom…
Crossing back into Thailand Wow, what a monumental week this is… it marks four months in Thailand (well in Southeast Asia), two months in Hat…
Part of the reason I came to Myanmar was to disconnect for a while, but I wasn’t able to properly prepare myself for disconnection before…
Upon entering the house I was greeted with a giant Swedish Flag hanging behind a table that was covered in little Christmas dolls, straight from…
Now is the time to visit Myanmar. Do so before everything’s influenced by the outside world, before another culture sells itself to tourism.
The last time I wrote, I promised a post on my trip to Koh Chang, so here it is! An idea of the location Postcard…