Last hours in Bagkok... It's been a fun week here. My experience of Thailand was probably very different from most people who come here to visit, since I stayed with a family who's lived here for 16 years (and Isa who I'm with lived here for 9 years). Because of this I have managed to avoid the tacky turisty side of Bangkok, which I'm happy about. Also I've got to see the beautiful and peaceful side of the city. Generally Bangkok is crowded, busy, chaotic and no...

Back in Bagkok! Well my last visit was very quick so it's nice to know that I've got at least a few days here. Me and Isa are staying at her friend's parents' house, and the place is WAU! The family has 3 maids, a driver, a gardener and a pool cleaner dude. We don't have to lift a finger in the house, literally. The maids cook for us, do our laundry, make our beds, everything. Apparently it is very common here but I've never experiences this before. They hav...

Wohoo! Singapore has been great! Lots of shopping, eating sushi, drinking coffee, taking silly pictures, walking, laughing, deep and meaningful conversations followed by absolutely pointless and stupid chats, seeing random films and general chilling. A couple of nights ago we went to Ministry of Sound, a very famous club here, which apparently has 16 rooms! We managed to discover only five of them though, it's still a mystery where the other 11 are or if th...

Singapore! Wohoo! I've wanted to visit Singapore literally forever, so it feels really surreal actually being here! I'm staying with my friend Isabelle and her mum. Their flat is wicked, it's basically in the city centre and the view is amazing! The 6 nights I've been on my trip, one was spent on a place and three on a train so it's a very welcome change to stay in their home. Plus Isa's mum is really cool! (Isa is just being her weird self...) They're both ...

Kuala Lumpur, day #2 Today has been a day of random food experiences! I went to the Kuala Lumpur crafts centre which introduces local art, craft, textiles, pottery, furniture etc. It was a great visit, Malaysians use a lot of bright colours and wicked patterns, which is very much my thing. Anyway, there was a cafeteria where you could try traditional Malaysian food so I decided to go for it. Most of the stuff was pretty typical Asian food: rice, chicken, lot...