Off to Thailand and other places!!
Hi! So I’m off around the world in the next few months! for those who haven’t heard, in three weeks I’m off to the Great Barrier Reef up the coast of Australia on a cruise ship! I am taking my mini laptop with me so I can write and edit updates during the night. So, when I get back there will be updates for all of you!! I will post pictures too.
For those of you who saw my last cruise images, between then and now I’ve lost 26kg that’s 57.3 pounds! It’s been a hard seven months but I am making progress in my new year’s resolution to lose weight! I hope once I finish all the weight I wanna lose, I will post a progress blog! But I’m not there yet!
In march/April I’m flying off to Phuket to spend 10? Or so days in Phuket’s and an overnight stop in Bangkok!
I know a lot of people go to places to do the ‘touristy things’ but I’m not really the person who wants to go to a museum or see a castle or a cave or rock. I’m the person whose literal list is to; go to a bakery, eat a themed restaurant, go to 3 night time markets, go to KFC and Maccas, do a convince store raid. If you haven’t worked it out, I go for the FOOD! Authentic Thai food. I want to do what the locals would have fun doing. I don’t even wanna ride an elephant. I refuse to go to the Phuket zoo. I wanna go for the food. So, my question is, anyone got any recommendations for good non-seafood food in Phuket? XD I don’t eat seafood. Now I know you must be wondering KFC and Maccas? Well they both accommodate to local food. So, Thai KFC and Maccas is different to what I can get here. And I wanna try it! (rice at kfc? 0-0)
On top of that in October I’m off to Zibo in China. We will probably travel or Beijing and or Shanghai as well because I wanna see the great wall as well. as above I wanna go to Maccas and KFC, I wanna go to a good place for dumplings! *drools* dumplings here can set you back at least $15 for 10 dumplings >_< what is this? I wanna eat cheap good dumplings! I never order Chinese food because just 1 thing on the menu is $10 and when you wanna get Chinese food you wanna get like 5 things and that doesn’t include spring rolls or tongue crackers that’s like $60+ for Chinese takeout. Why! So imma eat a lot of Chinese food in china. I’m also really curious about trying dog. Is it considered bad in china? I know they are breed like cattle in china (I’ve heard) so…is that true? should I try it or is it like a thing people in china are trying to stop. What is there to do in Zibo? Anyone?
As well we are considering possibly a stopover in Korea Seoul for a few days! (if I can save enough to go to Korea T^T) I don’t need help with Korea. I have a list a mile long of food I wanna eat XD kekeke…imma get so fat in the next year *ugly sobbing*
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