經過不斷的增修退修，我的終極時間表變成這樣的恐怖：……

在曼谷玩了兩天多，時間不多，錢也不多，沒有去很多地方，而且都是蜻蜓點水式的逛一逛而已。
星期三早上離開Pa Deng的時候，他們本來還好好的，突然就哭了起來，大家都捨不得大家。
聽他們說，營舍一直沒很多年輕人到訪，上一次是個來自奧地利的男孩；而我們是首兩個到訪的中國人。
有個小朋友用泰文給我寫了些東西，我還沒來得及問一下是甚麼意思就得走了，唯有先擱著吧。
之前從電腦老師口中得知那賣特產糖果的商店名字（掖金來甜品店），到曼谷途中，我著司機在那兒停一下。
這店子只能在佛丕府（碧武里府）找到，而糖果又真的挺好吃的，我當然不能放過啦！
如果有機會你們也要買點啊，「費燙」、「燙葉」、「摩驚」都很好吃，「呀撈呀」則還好。
其實還有其他的，不過沒時間慢慢看啦，那店子實在太大了！！

到達曼谷已經是三點多了，在賓館附近吃了一碟豬腿飯就出去走走。
但賓館的位置實在不太好，預訂的時候不太清楚，只看到環境還不錯，但跟市中心原來還挺遠……
每天晚上回去都得乘的士，而且不是每輛的士都會接載，可想而知吧。
因為不懂乘巴士，只好乘最近的昭披耶河快船到大皇宮，但那時已經接近五點，過了開放時間，白乘了……= =
那只好再乘快船到唐人街逛逛，他們的市集很像赤柱的那個，但沒甚麼好買的。
值得一提的是區中心耀華力路，從招牌的字型（龍鳳大酒樓）到商店的門面，簡直就是六七十年代的香港！
但沿途走著，也是沒甚麼好買的，一大堆的珠寶金行，於是走到地鐵站去七隆。
空鐵暹羅站和七隆站一帶都是一大堆的商場，暹羅站那邊的是比較年輕有創意的，七隆站那邊則像朗豪坊。
那晚只去了七隆站那邊，第二天下午才去了暹羅站那邊；我比較喜歡暹羅站那邊的。
第二天傍晚還去了亞索站那邊看看，不過就是沒有錢嘛，所以都是在商場之間走走逛逛而已啦。

第二天早上就真的去了大皇宮了，感覺建築之間的空間很小很亂，而且遊客極多，實在很難拍照。
其實是挺金碧輝煌的，不過原來泰王不是住在這兒的……
那邊一帶都是這些宮殿群，還去了甚麼臥佛寺、鄭皇廟之類的；廟宇是漂亮，但都千篇一律吧。
第三天也是去宮殿，不過在賓館附近；原來想走過去，看來很近吧，但卻走錯路 = =
然後其中一個行宮又一定要參加guided tour，弄得差點兒趕不及飛機航班……

Yesterday morning we went to a larger Karen village, which is quite far away and is in the forest.
After taking the motorbike, we still had to cross the river for 3 times. Not used to, but not difficult.
All of the houses are built with bamboo and wood, and are up from the ground, don't know the purpose of it.
Houses aren't close to each other, some of them are even on the other side of the river but still the same village.
In fact, I can't understand why the village spreads so widely. I heard that Karen people don't like to live very closely, ha.
We visited houses of some kids, and they showed us their living conditions. They've very simple tools for cooking, and use woods for fire.
We can't even find furniture in the house, they just sleep on the bamboo-made ground covered with a carpet like cloth.
They were real nice, and served us with some snacks (Ong and Mao, don't know what they're in Chinese, taste good indeed).
Sometimes some foreign tourists also visit there, as some Thai would bring them there for money. The village is a popular one.
It's not easy for them to make a living, and transportation is real real poor. How sad this is...

I got up at 6 this morning, haven't waken up so early since the first day in here. Just wanna go to and see the market.
I didn't realize that the market is just next to the hospital. It's not big but sells basically all the things you need, like food and personal products.
We tried a few snacks there, not real good, but still ok. But I couldn't find anything unique to this area there, which is a regret.
Today was quite boring. Since next Monday to Wednesday are holidays, many kids go back to their houses.
And it rained the whole day here. I was so sleepy after that, I slept in a bit.
But out of a sudden, the manager asked us if we wanna go to the kids' houses, and so we went.
It was like teacher visiting the students' homes, we went to a few nearby, taking the bike.
There were a few Korean young people volunteering in a church nearby, we didn't know this as well. But they only speak little English.
Anyway, they're from an organization called "The Pacific Asia Society", haven't heard of it before though, and they're staying for 2 weeks.
Due to language barrier and their busyness, I don't really know what they're doing here = =

2 more days to go, and I quite like here actually. It'd be great if I've chance to go back =]