Pool and Potter


Our first week in Thailand is almost over and we haven’t done anything worth mentioning. Full of plans we were, but somehow we never got to the point of real action yet. Maybe it’s because everything a person could dream of is within 2 minutes from our hotel room. The beach: 2 minutes, the restaurants: 1 minute (great Thai food), the shops 1½ minute and the pool: 1 second. From our room we can walk straight into the pool. Pfffffff life is tough!
Well, there might be one thing worth mentioning. Jan finished the last part of Harry Potter (the deathly hallows). Hard work of course, having to read on the beach all day ;-) But someone had to do it. How could we live on ignorant, not knowing how it ends? Would you like to know? Just click here …

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi, It looks really fantastic!! I miss you both. Enjoy the weeks you have in thailand!

Many hugs

Susan
July 30, 2007 at 5:22 AM
Anonymous said…
Heey!
Oh my god Jan, I have never seen u chillin'out THAT lazy on the beach! Even tho I'm off for the next couple of weeks, I'M JEALOUS! The weather here is very bad.Guess you guys enjoy the 'being free'. Where in Thailand are you exactly?
Anyway.. I'll keep readin' yr blogs! Very nice!

Take care, Aitri

T
July 31, 2007 at 1:35 AM
Anonymous said…
hallo lieve schatten!

Lekker te zien dat jullie zo genieten! Hier is t weer wisselend!
Geniet ervan en ik denk aan jullie!

dikke kus
1 van de 8... ;-)
August 1, 2007 at 4:25 AM
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