Friday, May 21, 2010

Can Running A Marathon Affect Your Period?

To the city-which-we-can-do-not-speak-the-name.

radical change in the reception of the hotel that morning: the waitress was downright unfriendly and did not care about the mouth of all the tourists with her girlfriends. Long live the Thai ambiance! Honestly, we love. Why this sudden change of attitude? But because the Westerner who manages the case took a day off, of course! She tried to charge us three nights instead of two with surprising aplomb, in short, we love. The bus that was booked was to leave at 11am and arrive at midday, it seemed too good to be true and it was. A mini bus arrived at 11:30, we filed into a hangar where a horde of representatives of tour operators we jumped on it (it starts well), and finally we were like cattle labeled with the name of our destination stuck on the T-shirt. An hour later, we got into a busload of French who had spent a week in Thailand and listen to everything they had seen, well at least it was fun. Re-shift vehicle, we were brought up in a pick-up this time, before we drop the middle of nowhere: the center of Pha Ngan. We quickly found a hotel pretty good and cheap, and we try watch the news to see where it is in Bangkok impossible, there is only one string. For once we wanted to see on TV! It was learned then in the newspaper that the Thai government had cut off all channels that were not national, until the crisis passes red shirts. Long live free speech! The king, regarded by Thais as a half god (his posters lining the hotels and restaurants, it's scary limit) still has not deigned to speak on the crisis. it calls into question the balance of the country after all, it's not like he was panicking. And I thin it is 've written enough for the blog to be censored in Thailand) is celebrated with emotion
our last trip of the disease, unidentifiable, it must be a good big mixture of fatigue, lack of stress and back, combined with a small flat fee and not hop! Let's go for a super aprem. Nevermind, there's not much to see ...

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