Andy's Diary

‘Travel on Christmas day’, they said. ‘The airport will be quiet’, they said. ‘The plane will be empty’, they said. By ‘they’, I mean [...]

We arrived in Bangkok at the Suvarnabhumi Airport a little after midday. We walked through an Ebola screening station which was surreal, and then stoo [...]

We overslept and missed breakfast the next day, thanks to jet lag, but I was happy to get as much rest as possible, I was feeling exhausted.  We woke [...]

The jetlag was starting to ease off, and we woke up bright and early with a full day planned. We immediately made our way to Lumphini Park, a 57.6 he [...]

[...] into the car and searched the back of the shopping complex.. Still in pyjamas, with a coconut oil hair mask. Nothing. We went back to the complex, and again, we heard this faint soft meow. I was [...]

[...] I loved the idea of the Writers Bootcamp the second I saw it.  I really struggle to keep up with updating my blog, and often have no [...]

Is it weird that I consider myself somewhat of a writer, even though it may not be my ‘day job’?  I suppose it depends what your definition of a [...]

[...] of Wat Pho, The Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), the Damnoen Saduak floating market, Chatuchak weekend market, MBK centre, Lumphini park, China Town (Yaowarat). We’re even considering a night [...]

[...] gives you a great view of the city as you travel through it. We arrived at the Chatuchak Weekend Market quickly after we left, and immediately started exploring.  This market is INSANE.  [...]

[...] (Wat Arun), the Damnoen Saduak floating market, Chatuchak weekend market, MBK centre, Lumphini park, China Town (Yaowarat). We’re even considering a night cruise down the canals. I am so [...]

[...] , and we woke up bright and early with a full day planned. We immediately made our way to Lumphini Park, a 57.6 hectare park right in the middle of Bangkok. When we arrived at the park, we [...]