I am delving into a new technological world today. We are currently in Bangkok (yes, again… We just can’t get enough it seems), and I am having to use our iPad to post this. I am really hoping it goes without a hitch… Sometimes I think this thing has some sort of vendetta against me.
My mom is leaving tomorrow night staying with us forever (yes, that is me living in reality). I love my mom, not only as my mother but also my friend. Despite my sometimes frustrations with her loving advice, I really hate that we are so far apart. She truly makes me feel honored coming all this way to see me (and Chad and Z of course). That is all I want to say, I refuse to be sad until after she is at the airport, we have 30 more hours and I am going to make them wonderful dammit!
Here are the pictures I took this week… enjoy! And thank you again for reading!
I was really touched that the mall in Hua Hin kindly warned everyone of the coming attack.
This is a bit fuzzy, but I like that the inspiration for fun is “happy water.”
Do all my photos look this blurry, or is it just because I am using this darn iPad? I love the “How to do” and “How to make” with the corresponding empty white bubbles. I think I can definitely do and make it now?!
Bangkok traffic from above. I love the pink taxis
And Three To Go 
Nothing beats pink taxis (unless it’s signs warning you of attacks).
Enjoy the last hours with your mum!
(And well done for posting via iPad. It’s a pain.)
Thank you for the encouragement! I lost a few photos somehow which was unfortunate, but some are better than none I suppose.
Oh no! Any idea at all how it happened?
More than likely just user error. I used to be somewhat tech savy, but I think being married to a computer genius has made me lazy.
I know now to bring my laptop with me from now on.
My mum is my best friend too! I can understand how you feel. When I got married, it hit on me that I was going to stay apart from my mum. I was quite sad about it.
Back to your location in Thailand, I hope the protests on the streets aren’t terrifying and dangerous from how I read your post. It certainly sounds and looks scary on the news.
We actually never ran into the protests. We spent one day outside of the city and waited the next day until we knew where the protests were before we ventured to MBK.
Unfortunately, we had planned on taking my mom to the Grand Palace and the Jim Thompson House and both were overrun with protesters so we had to skip them.
Glad you all were fine. With such unrest, it’s difficult to go out.