Bangkok

So, Bangkok was nice. It’s more developed, and there are many tourists...and many people who are trying to scam those tourists obviously. It didn't happen to me, but a lot of people were trying to sell me stuff...and taxi drivers who refused to use the meter. 

I went to the grand palace. I’m usually very difficult to impress...but this one really made an impression on me. I've never seen a place with so much gold and shiny stuff, haha.

Then, I decided I would just go to one temple, Wat Arun, because Kristy recommended it and it's actually the most photographed temple of Bangkok.

I thought it was fun; you have a nice view of the city when you climb to the top....but climbing down is not recommended for people afraid of heights. The stairs are so steep that I was a little scared to slip and fall. When I finally got down, I involuntarily said out loud "Oh, my, god".  When you’re travelling, you’re always looking for moments like these.

Later that night, I went to see the Calypso Cabaret, which is one of the most famous ladyboys shows in Bangkok. For those who don't know yet, it's a show where all performers are either transexuals or transvestites who are unbelievably pretty. The show was so ridiculous but smart, messy but well put together. I loved it.

When I was watching the ladyboys, I missed putting on make-up, doing my hair and looking pretty. These days, I always wear my hair in a bun, my face is always naked, my feet are always dirty and I only shave when it's convenient...yeah.