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Swarming through 100+ photos is a neckbreaking experience. It doesn't help that the pc is over-ridden with bugs and extremely annoying popups. It can just be fatal.
Oh hallo, I'm back in one piece. Bangkok was lovely. Thais are such friendly people. They kept speaking to us in Japanese though. We are totally spent, in every sense of the word. We had carried heavy shopping bags and walked many kilometres to and fro. 'Just typical of girls eh?' Don't you sneer. We had a good workout.
Hot. Hot. Hot.
I truly believe we almost melted under the heat.
Photos are aplenty but my right arm has not fully recovered from all that weight-lifting exercise back there. Righty seems to tremble a lot when I was using mousey to edit the photos. So that shall be an assignment for another day.
Just a photo though. I really love this one from Chatuchak.
He actually sat up and posed whenever someone wields a camera in front of him. How cute is that!
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Last night was a trying time. My knee hurt damn bad and I was feeling lousy about something as usual. I thought about how much stronger I used to be and why I ended up feeling like I can't do a single thing right. Why it hurts so bad when I could just try to make the best out of my circumstances. It was easier to sort things out when I was younger. Decisions did not mean that there was no turning back. I fell but at least then I fell back at the same position where I left. Now it feels as if I am being pushed back - a lot many steps. And it's freaking hard to retrace my route. The knee did hurt but the physical pain slowly subsided as something else overwrote it. It is just like the problems you face everyday, they give you pain but something else comes along and it comes with a bigger bang. You will forget the previous pain and the one before that, and they just pile it on. Layer by layer. Until they don't hurt anymore. Because you forget about the old pains. There are new ones to worry about.
Oh hallo, I'm back in one piece. Bangkok was lovely. Thais are such friendly people. They kept speaking to us in Japanese though. We are totally spent, in every sense of the word. We had carried heavy shopping bags and walked many kilometres to and fro. 'Just typical of girls eh?' Don't you sneer. We had a good workout.
Hot. Hot. Hot.
I truly believe we almost melted under the heat.
Photos are aplenty but my right arm has not fully recovered from all that weight-lifting exercise back there. Righty seems to tremble a lot when I was using mousey to edit the photos. So that shall be an assignment for another day.
Just a photo though. I really love this one from Chatuchak.
He actually sat up and posed whenever someone wields a camera in front of him. How cute is that!
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Last night was a trying time. My knee hurt damn bad and I was feeling lousy about something as usual. I thought about how much stronger I used to be and why I ended up feeling like I can't do a single thing right. Why it hurts so bad when I could just try to make the best out of my circumstances. It was easier to sort things out when I was younger. Decisions did not mean that there was no turning back. I fell but at least then I fell back at the same position where I left. Now it feels as if I am being pushed back - a lot many steps. And it's freaking hard to retrace my route. The knee did hurt but the physical pain slowly subsided as something else overwrote it. It is just like the problems you face everyday, they give you pain but something else comes along and it comes with a bigger bang. You will forget the previous pain and the one before that, and they just pile it on. Layer by layer. Until they don't hurt anymore. Because you forget about the old pains. There are new ones to worry about.