I want to be fair with myself when the question comes up: “what is lovely about Thailand?”
I refuse to answer by saying: divine massages, gorgeous water falls and small islands you can hop to with a speed boat.
One may speak theoretically but I choose not to.
Here is a bit of my reality which is not a field for complaining either…
Friendly view.
A car that most men find pleasant.
We are privileged to have a car seat.
Our home right now is small but while we live in a five star hotel’s room, others live very differently from us…
Dogs don’t have a name but they got lots of freedom.
I decided to show something to Zoárd every day even if it is indoors.
Today we had a nice time at the yoga studio. Speaking of must go… class starts in nine minutes…
What do you think of your environment?
kukolina 
It’s so nice to see the real Thailand. Have fun at Yoga!
The class was so full by the time I got there that I had to skip it today. Well, I went to the spa and had a massage instead… So I am not sorry at all! 😛
Wow, thanks for sharing those pictures. SO different from my environment for sure. I think it’s supposed to be -12 with the wind chill tomorrow.
Holly Molly! Where do you live? Do you wear a snow suit?
I am in Ontario Canada. Yes, you really have to bundle up, and no you never get used to it LOL
We have never visited my mom who lives in Michigan very close to the border (she gets her hair cut in Canada) and the weather is one major reason that keeps us away. Maybe it is not that tragic if you really dress properly for these kinds of conditions.
I wouldn’t mind seeing pictures of the divine massages, gorgeous water falls and small islands you can hop to with a speed boat either 🙂 Great and interesting photos! I love the one where Zoárd is crawling 🙂 My environment is now is cold and kind of empty 😦
We our the ones filling up our environment with warmth and laughter… 😉
I meant that it is -3 Celsius outside (cold), and there are no more leaves on the trees (empty) 🙂 But you are right 🙂
I love the photos, Eszter! You make the hotel life seem so glamorous. I have been thinking of you a lot since we started to live in a hotel. Do you know how long your family will be living in Thailand?
Take care,
Mary
Yeah I saw your post Mary! I still think though that living at your husband’s work place long term is not the same as staying at a hotel for only a little while… But anyways, we are going away for a bit. My husband still needs to finish his MBA in Spain. It will only take a few months but I will be cooking and cleaning, no more sitting back while others do the chores for us… 😉
Ahh…..it’s so nice to stop by and see you. 😉
Great photos, as always. I love the view.
Well thank you Angela! I needed your gentle push…
It’s nice to hear from you the lifestyle over there. I think what attracts me to Thailand is their Tom Yam soup!
Oh you like Tom Yam soup? That is easy to find here for sure… 🙂