Here is the view from our balcony. As you can see Samut Prakan clearly resembles the "quiet fishing village" described in lonely planet. Dunno bout you, but I'm not convinced they ever came here. After all, it boasts one of the largest crocodile farms in the world including a 6m croc. These pics are as of ten mins ago and surprisingly I managed to take them in the split second that there was no traffic around. Weird. This road is one of the main arteries feeding BKK and is usually a nightmare. You can probably tell why I'd rather move to BKK and spend 90 percent of my weekends at the beach or at least away from home. Tis not rain cloud, tis pollution.
These impressive images are brought to you instead of the pics of the kids I was planning to take but unfortunately there were none today and noone bothered to tell us that they weren't coming to school until tomorrow. Normally, I would be thanking my lucky stars whilst expecting the little so-and-sos to come round the corner any minute yelling "teacher, teacher" (honestly I haven't even taught my kindergarten the word teacher yet just so that I have one hour a day when I don't hear that word repetitively!) but the printer wasn't working and the computers sucked and after I'd made my huge "where is spot?" poster book I really was rather bored. I'm not joking, I did make it and it is quite impressive.
Those are the ramblings for today, I had much more to say but I think my brain is turning to mush and I've adopted the concentration span of a 4-year-old.
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake bakers man, oooh look spider! can I eat it?
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