Now I can finally write about the highlight of our Thai trip. This is the reason why we were in Ayutthaya: a friend’s wedding. I’m not sure if this wedding is representative of all Thai wedding, but I’ve been told … Continue reading
Now I can finally write about the highlight of our Thai trip. This is the reason why we were in Ayutthaya: a friend’s wedding. I’m not sure if this wedding is representative of all Thai wedding, but I’ve been told … Continue reading
There’s more than a month gap between this post and my last post. Long story short, my computer crashed and I had to replace it. Between getting a new Macbook Air 11″ and cleaning up my old Pro 13″, I … Continue reading
1. Prostitutes speaking in fluent Japanese, wearing revealing kimonos in a dodgy KTV named “Pegasus”. The area surrounding Grand Hotel Ayutthaya is dubbed “Little Tokyo”. We stayed there for a night and my friend’s bathroom has chunks of long hair … Continue reading
1. Chang beer served by a very manly ladyboy. 2. Overly sweet cold Milo, with a lot of added condensed milk. 3. Expensive Indian food for breakfast. 4. Bonita Cafe, a nice place owned by a married couple from Japan and Thailand. … Continue reading
Warung Bamboe was our farmer friend’s recommendation. Without him, we wouldn’t even know the restaurant exists. How to get to Warung Bamboe from Batu is a bit tricky. Batu has no cabs, but they have a system of color-coded angkot, … Continue reading
Batu, also dubbed Little Switzerland, is home to some of the most amazing people in Indonesia. Throughout our stay, we met a few farmers, one famous local painter, and one hypnosis specialist. Farmers in Indonesia are amazing on their own because … Continue reading
I don’t know how anyone could stand living in Jakarta. The city is a shithole. Unless you’re made out of money and don’t give a shit about the majority of the population. You have big shopping malls ladened with Gucci, Prada … Continue reading
My chapter in China is closing in one week. My mind is going through a lot of shit right now. Beijing has been my home for the past 4 years, yet the air is so suffocating that I cannot help … Continue reading