Today we took the Skytrain to the last stop by the river where we met up with Auntie Belinda. Then we took a boat to Wat Arun, across the river and a ways down. You can see the mix of old and new building from the murky brown river. Wat Arun has more Buddah's and you can climb the steep steps up to get an awesome view of the river and the city across from it. The golden gleam of the Grand Palace and Wat Pho can also be seen from the top. But let me tell you those...

Today Pastor Acosta toured us around and we visited the Floating Market just an hour's ride out of Bangkok. It was a pretty cool place. You could rent a boat for an hour, the all you need to do is sit and the merchants will come to you. They had fruits, pastries and even bar-b-qued chicken on a boat floating by. Vendors abound selling their wares and you can hear people with Thai accents calling out "you buy", "miss you want some of this pleese&quo...

First day of exploring started with hunting for breakfast. After realizing that the mall didn't open until 10am and we had to meet our "guide" Auntie Belinda at 9:30 in the lobby of BCGH. So we settled in at Au Bon Pain where I had a sweet cheese muffin and Ice Coffee. Due to a mis-communication or rather the lack of it we ended up leaving BCGH at 11am. We took a taxi to what claims to be the tallest building in Bangkok, the Baiyoke Sky Hotel. Our guide...

I finally made it to Bangkok! The flight wasn't so bad and the food they served on this leg of the flight was actually pretty decent. As you land from the plane you can see how large the new Bangkok International Aiport is, but it isn't until you get inside how it hits you just how immense it is! I felt like I walked a mile just trying to get to the immigration line. Then I had wait for over 30 min. just to pass throuhg, by this time my luggage had already been g...