Get up and dance in His love

I'm back! From the going aways! And it's time to do my homework. Ew. I'll do it tomorrow. I promise.

Anyway, my Krabi, Thailand trip was from 14th to 18th and I had a great time there!!! It seemed like malaysia at first but it was definately slower. The pace of life is so slow that ber and I complained that 1 hour was too long for a piece of frilled fish to be served. I bet in Singapore the restaurant would close down after a month. But needless to say, I enjoyed myself thoroughly. I have braids, a pedicure, a tan, and cracked lips. The whole group, 7 families, 28 in total, went island hopping, kayaking, massage, shopping, eating and got stung by a jellyfish...... I really miss it (except the jellyfish part). Like ber said, it felt like there were 25 hours in a day
because of the 1 hour difference in Thai and S'pore time. We were always counting backwards
there and everything was so relaxed, we could take forever if we

wanted too. It was a time when all responsibilities were far far away. What is poly? What is a degree? What is work? Hmm, I wonder. If life was truly to be enjoyed, life would be like a holiday all the time. But no, we have to stress ourselves with studies and work and responsibilities. So, I doubt that anyone can really lead such a carefree life with nothing to worry about at all cos it's just too civilised in S'pore. If you don't keep up, you'll literally die. That's the way it is.

I didn't really take that many photos there. Guess we spent loads of time playing taboo. hahaha. I'll never forget derek's 'river bed' and sawadi-HA. Dad drove me around on a motorcycle too. the bike looked like a Harley and it's my second time on a bike. I could feel myself holding my breath everytime we rounded a bend for fear that the motorcycle would tip. But thank God, He was watching over us. Oh, and don't get me started about Tiger Airways. The feeling of being claustrophobic up in the air for 2 hours can almost kill you. Enjoy the difference? Yeah right.

Posting some of the pics, arghhh i miss thailand.... so much.