Monday, January 16, 2012
Here it is!
The amazing mango sticky rice that Shannon trekked over to Ton Sai to get for me yesterday :) it's even good cold!
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Making friends and saving lives
Another sweet perk to making friends while traveling: Inheriting a sweet first aid kit from my nurse friend who's leaving Wed! Yup that's a bio bag. Thanks Shannon :)
I found my new love: Mango Sticky Rice
So it's day 5, I think, in Railay and I'm ready to head to Phuket tomorrow. I'm almost done my exploring, (rock climbing yesterday where I made it to the top of a two 15m cliffs, a 5a and 6a, before my weak arms gave in, and a 7 island sunset snorkeling tour tonight where we apparently get to swim with phosphorescence). My only problem is that yesterday I had mango sticky rice for the first time. Katie I'm sure you mentioned this to me but this stuff is amazing! I had it for breakfast before climbing yesterday and I can't stop craving it. For those that don't know, it's warm rice with coconut milk drizzled on it topped with slices of mango. This may seem like an odd combination and I admit I was a little skeptical at first, but after the first bite all I wanted was more. Please have mango sticky rice Phuket! I can't wait for breakfast tomorrow.
Speaking of food, people over here (tourists included) smoke more than they eat! Who knew how sheltered we are in Canada that the moment I step in a foreign country I am bombarded and dare I say got a cold from, inhaling the cigarette smoke from the chain-smoking rest of the world. All I can say is wow - I'm so happy I live in Canada.
And now I'm off to try to book a hostel in Phuket online. I've given up wandering around aimlessly looking for a cheap room day of and have decided to book one before arriving. Lesson learned, no more stressful day ones for me. Famous last words right? Here goes...
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Friday, January 13, 2012
The coolest little coffee shop!
My latte was a ridiculous 110B but I bought it anyhow so I could sit in this sweet spot (and charge my iPhone lol). Railay Beach has a lot of places with cushions on the floor (or on a raised platform) and then small coffee like tables to eat off of. I didn't see these anywhere in Phi Phi.
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