Fruit the monks provided us with each day

the purple ones are mangoseens. Inside the flesh has the consistency of snot, but is really nice and sweet. The red spikey ones are rambutans and are abit like Lychees. The orange ones have a similar snot like considency to mangosteens, but are smaller and more tart.

Grammar, monks and cute Thai kids

May 5th 2007
Kate At the moment we are spending the weekend in Bangkok after a couple of very tiring weeks. We are now coming to the end of our TEFL course and next Thursday will go and meet the school who have the great honour of having us work for them for the next 4 months!. At the Temple school Last week we had a full week of lessons at the Temple school, learning how to become ... read more

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