Friday at last - just thinking that means I have slipped back into routine living: I awake around 6:30am do some exercises, eat breakfast, back to bed until 11am and then sun bake the hottest part of the day away. Today I will go to Hua Lamphong train station and book my ticket out of Bangkok. I have also decided to buy an IPad, after selling my MacBook I realized how much I missed it and although I have the IPhone the IPad hopefully will be a good addition to m...

Wednesday was another not so eventful day and I was rather sluggish again to get moving. I am not sure if it's the polluted air, the unsanitary drinking weather or the humidity but something is making me feel lethargic and edgey in this city. Even walking about the city is painful haha. I walked to Pantip Plaza today home of the electronics mall in Thailand and wow this place has it all from fake rip off electronics to full blown best you can buy gear. I was th...

Still feeling jet-lagged and lethargic today but soldiered on and went for a huge walk around Central Bangkok and all through Chinatown. Chinatown is where absolutely everything can be found and at the best prices. I looked at iPhone covers, Chinese medicines and every imaginable dried fruit known to man. I ate so many different fruits but in the end decided on some Chinese dried plums. I ate an amazing vegetable and chicken stirfry for lunch before making my wa...

Today is Constitution Day in Bangkok so the city is once again a buzz with people running to and fro. First stop was the wholesale market and then the IT Market where we were to drop Goys computer off. We ate and ate all day today from Mango slices and chilli fish paste, to fried Pork, cumquats and roasted Cocunut milk. In the evening we headed to the Night Market where I picked up some fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, mangos and dried prawns for dinner.

Today everyone sleapt in. At around lunch we headed to the Chanel 7 studios where there was a Muay Thai Title fight happening with 5 smaller fights also taking place! Because it was broadcast live we were let in for free. The whole scene was chaotic though - 2000 people crammed into a room made for more like 500 people. Squished together like sardines and propped up on make-shift staging there was no room to budge and the heat, noise and costar phobic feeling wa...