Ah, Thailand: full of long periods of time where nothing interesting happens. Like now.

Last week I stayed at Rianna's house for a few days, because my host parents were going to Bangkok (for some reason which I've never been told...) While I was there we had some quality Korean drama watching time. Good stuff.

Last weekend was pretty uninteresting, considering I didn't actually leave my house. Ever. The entire weekend. Ah well.

Dana, on the other hand, switched host families over the weekend, so Monday me and Rianna went over to see her new house. It's kind of crazy, and mostly open to the outside. Tuesday I went to photography class in the morning and didn't really do anything (yay for the end of a semester), and then sat around at school with Rianna for a while, with a series of Thai friends appearing in our hut and then wandering off. When Rianna's class started, though, I just went home. That evening I went to Big C with my host mom! I got new shampoo and conditioner! (Score.) Pantene smells different in Thailand... and I think I like the American scent better, but whatever, arai gordai. We also bought lots of fruit-- green apples, boiled guava, pomelo, mmmmm--- much of which is cut and prepackaged. But that works well for me. Pomelo is a real pain to cut up, and boiled guava just isn't sold whole.

Anyway, Wednesday we ended up at the mall again, and this time me and Dana went and got Thai massages. My first time since early October. It was lovely.

Today I went to sewing, because I finished my dress last week, and my teacher wanted to take pictures of me in it. I went at 2 though, instead of 10:30, because she didn't need me to be there all day. So I went in, got some pictures taken with various teachers and students, chilled out for a while, and then just went home.

Now, I am home. And I am drinking soda water, something people usually just drink with whiskey here. But I prefer mine with cranberry/pomegranite/grape juice. It is tastey. And that's about it.

My sewing class today, working in my classroom. The men in the background are Janome workers, fixing sewing machines.

The two other kids who were finished with their outfits. They're both my friends, too. On the right is a ladyman, who is cross-eyed, and not just looking in the opposite direction.

Some other kids. :]

Me and my favorite teacher at school.