We explored the local mall, which has a store called D’Club and a food kiosk called Daddy Dough. Kevin giggles every time he says those names. For those who are curious, they also have Dunkin Donuts, McDonalds, Auntie Anne’s, and Starbucks. We have not been to any of these places, except for Starbucks. They have no idea what “pumpkin spice” is, but they do have different iced tea flavors than in the States.
Other than the mall, Hua Hin has beaches to visit, a 7-11
every 8 feet, street food every 4 feet, tourists, and lots of smiling Thai
faces. Also, the KING is
here. The King of Thailand, whose
name is impossible to pronounce, is visiting Hua Hin. He stays in a big compound surrounded by military guards,
and he is almost 90 years old. We ride by him every day in our songthaew on the way to
class.
Today and tomorrow we have classes on Thai geography,
culture, and language. I’ll teach
you everything I know so far: Thailand is the shape of an elephant’s head and
the people speak Thai here. I’ll
fill you in again when I learn more.
*PARTIED ALL NIGHT = fell asleep at 8:52
PS – Hilt, there’s an Oregon fan here named Rick!
PPS - Can you do PS notes on a blog? I don’t know the rules.
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