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September 11, 2010 – Damoen Saduak Floating Market, Bangkok, Thailand
Don’t think twice in drinking that coconut juice, kid. Or are you just posing at my camera?
I’m guilty of this. Know what is only needed.
Sometimes, we tend to bring a lot of stuffs: those which will look good on us on picture or those we think we’ll be able to wear but they took a lot of space of our baggage. It is okay to bring these stuffs for as long as we weigh them against other important things.
Consider the weather and the season. Check the places you’ll visit maybe they have dress codes. Grand Palace in Bangkok is a good example. Knowing what only is needed will also let travel shoppers fly back home within the baggage limit. I bet you don’t want to expose your personal stuffs with airport personnel. Right?
September 11, 2010 – Crocodile Farm, Bangkok, Thailand
Can you go deeper and kiss the crocodile’s throat?
Goodness! You have to be friends with the crocodile before you can put your head inside its big mouth.
September 12, 2010 – Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand
I always love how Buddhists build and design their temples and palaces. There is so much precision on art that takes a lot of discipline and creativity. And let’s don’t forget their love for religion, the passion that makes Grand Palace a remarkable work of art.
Curiosity Beyond 