Life
is still quiet around here. I walk in the mornings when Roman leaves
for school, and we explore Bangkok in the hours when it's cool enough
to do so. We've been getting to know a handful of people from various
meetup groups and we'll sometimes grab a tea or a dinner with
someone. And I've been taking advantage of the free time to make some
calls to friends & family.
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Morning doughnut from a street cart
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Roman looking sharp for school
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Sample text from my school--they're often just a little bit hard to parse
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Croissant toast, mango, and aged cheddar for breakfast (our first hard cheese in months!)
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Omelet and rice lunch, with fruit bowl
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Congee dinner
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Oh, and I took a boat! It's really more like a river taxi--it runs along the Saen Saep canal and picks up commuters, but oh, how I love a boat!
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View of the canal from the dock
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View of an approaching boat
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View from the boat
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View of the departing boat
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View of a footbridge
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View from the bridge
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A different footbridge, leading directly into the canal
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And I got a few pictures of some different street carts... |
A vendor selling house plants from a cart
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Vendors selling durian
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And that’s all the news for the moment!
I do like cities that have boats for transport. Like Hong Kong and Venice.
ReplyDeleteOh, me too! It's not a very efficient way of getting around here, but it's so lovely.
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