Thai'ms in Thailand: Heyyy!

So Pair (host sister) is out with her friends, my other host sister (Mai) is in her room with another friend, and mom (Kon Mah) is with Chris (Boyfriend...WHHHOOOOAA! <3). So perfect time to write.. The last post was really unorganized, sorry about that. Good thing it covered pretty much everything of those days.

My host family here is amazingly nice and generous. They really are proof of Thailand being the Land of Smiles. They got me my uniform, all these yummy meals (mom doesn't cook) 3 books and 2 posters to help me learn Thai, and let's not forget the friggin' cellular device. I can text the people I met in D.C. that are now here in Thailand too! I love it. I start school tomorrow, Monday... I kinda am a bit scared because I won't be able to say anything other than a couple of words. At least I'll be going to school with Pair. At my school, we wear a uniform: Black shoes, white socks along with a purple-ish button up blouse that has the schools initials embroidered on the right side of the blouse and a black knee length skirt. It's REAL classy[:

I love how here in Thailand, you have the spoon on your right and the fork on your left.. It kinda takes sometime to get used to it, but it's not that bad. You push the rice on to the spoon using your fork. The fashion here is pretty much the same like in the U.S. What I noticed is that girls only wear one earring.. Treennddy. Another difference is that people don't care about how fast you go on a highway here! I mean people just go so fast, when I came to Phitsanulok form Bangkok, the driver was on 180KMPH the whole time.. CRAZY!

OH!!!!!! And the Tokyo airport!!! That place is awesome! On our way to Thailand, we had a 3 hour layover there. They have an awesome food court, oxygen bar, souviner place, and all the best candy/cookie thingys, you can think of! It's soooooo fun! We were with all of the other YES kids.. Made a ton of new friends!

I'll leave you with some more pictures of my new adventure... Live it up.

Deuces,

love
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