Monthly Archives: May 2011

It’s off-season in Koh Samui, so there’s hardly anyone hanging around the pool. It’s like having my own private pool. We use the pool, get around town with motor scooters, and drink fruit smoothies. I also eat a lot of … Continue reading →

Koh Samui is an island in Southern Thailand. We took an overnight VIP bus from Bangkok, and then the bus got on a ferry first thing in the morning. We sat on top of the ferry. Then, the bus took … Continue reading →

So we are staying at this nice hotel in Koh Samui named the Maryoo but every night so far at multiple times we hear the dogs barking at the moon as if they were werewolves!!!! They are wild, so you … Continue reading →

Our hotel has a very cool pool, and today it was 92 degrees, and the pool felt SOOOOO GOOOOD! Anyone want to go swimming with me?

Hi everyone — my Mom just downloaded some pictures from her camera, and here’s one of me at the airport in Taiwan on our way here. They had this kids play area, and after 15 hours on a plane, I … Continue reading →

Yesterday my parents made me go to school — a Thai cooking school! We had so much fun. I made all sorts of things, but the things I liked best was the mango sticky rice and coconuts and bananas. I … Continue reading →

The last stop today was the butterfly garden and orchid farm. We got to see the Atlas moths in person (the world’s largest) and a whole bunch of orchids in different colors and shapes. There were cocoons, caterpillars, and even … Continue reading →

After the Tiger Kingdom, we went to the monkey centre. They had a monkey show where they played basketball, and we fed monkeys with bananas and small apples. My Dad said they reminded him of me! I was even in … Continue reading →

Today, we sent to Tiger Kingdom just outside of Chiang Mai, and then to a Monkey Centre and Butterfly and Orchid Farm. Check out these picture of tigers. You could choose from babies and small tigers. They also had large … Continue reading →

Check out this pay phone on the streets in Thailand. Looks kind of big and nasty, and I wonder how much longer they’ll be around. I hardly see any pay phones at home anymore, except maybe in airports. How did … Continue reading →