We made it to Phuket this morning after a short and easy plane trip from Bangkok. After a short walk on the beach and some unidentified booze out or a fresh coconut, it started to rain. And not they type of rain you can wait out and swim through...it was 'take cover and get another drink' rain. Hopefully this isn't the norm for the upcoming weekend, but the weather report does say chance of rain each day.
But on a brighter note, you'll be happy to hear Phuket is also a hot destination for the russians! So don't worry folks, I wont be without my sunbathing companions. Im pretty sure Y & I are the only two in the resort that don't speak russian. Maybe it's about time we learn, and with 4 days of rain, it looks like we may have time.
We just had a mixture of sleet, snow and rain. I sent you a pic so you wouldn't miss it. I also did a little research and am passing this on in case you need it. :) Paka, love mom
ReplyDeletePriviet is an informal hi. Sound it out as pre-vee-et. For an informal bye, use Paka, which is pronounced paw kah.
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Usually in those types of places it just rains quick and then the sun comes out again. You best not come back spouting that commie rederick though!
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