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ScythicKitty In reply to marmiz [2015-10-19 00:13:57 +0000 UTC]

Of course I must spy on them! I need to find Waldo! Without finding Waldo, I cannot proceed to the end of the book, and this can be only done in a shark-like manner! And sharks do not pee in the ocean. Sharks pee in public porta potties. That's why the toilet paper is always shredded. And do you see Waldo anywhere? Surely that's not his fuzzy head there? 

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ScythicKitty In reply to herofan135 [2015-10-04 23:27:26 +0000 UTC]

It definitely was! From riding elephants to the jungle-themed zoos, everything had a very tropical feel! Unfortunately, this extends to the restrooms too at the beach...a tropical public restroom really is far from beautiful! XD Flies, mosquitos, high humidity, wet sandy floors, not to mention all the hundreds of tourists there are using the same two stalls that don't seem to be cleaned often...ick!

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herofan135 In reply to ScythicKitty [2015-10-24 14:21:59 +0000 UTC]

Oh man, that sounds like an awesome place, minus the restroom experience then!

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ScythicKitty In reply to herofan135 [2015-10-26 19:18:49 +0000 UTC]

It definitely is! Hopefully after all the civil unrest dies down, you'll have a chance to visit. As a fellow nature lover, I think it's a fantastic place to see tropical plants and animals (and I guess smell them too, haha!). 

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herofan135 In reply to ScythicKitty [2015-11-08 13:53:00 +0000 UTC]

I hope so aswell. It seems like the civil unrest in Thailand is getting worse though.
I bet it was an amazing place though, such an amazing setting!

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ScythicKitty In reply to herofan135 [2015-11-21 07:57:24 +0000 UTC]

It does seem like a lot of places in general are getting worst with their civil unrest. We have a friend who works with Doctors Without Borders in Africa, and the few times they can get in contact with family, we just hear about how the hospitals and clinics are raided and all these narrow misses with terrorists! (Of course it doesn't help that recently, there was a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan that was bombed and many international medical volunteers were killed...) They're very brave to work in such dangerous places, especially with such limited resources, but at the same time, there are a lot of people who still need them back home where it is much safer too. But I guess once they put their heart into it, there's not stopping them and what they're passionate about! 

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herofan135 In reply to ScythicKitty [2015-11-29 13:55:11 +0000 UTC]

Oh man, my heart goes out to all those people that have to work in those countries, they're true heroes for trying to help with healthcare in such dangerous places! I would never dare to do such things to be honest.
I really hope all goes well for your friend, I wish him/her the best of luck!

It must be hard for you aswell, since you know that your friend is working in such a dangerous place, all my well wishes to you!

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ScythicKitty In reply to herofan135 [2015-12-31 04:57:26 +0000 UTC]

I agree! They really have a big heart to go out to those places to help others where no one else dares. And thanks! I hope that she does well and keeps safe too! It's so scary there and I know I personally don't have the courage to go out there haha!

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herofan135 In reply to ScythicKitty [2016-01-03 12:46:12 +0000 UTC]

Indeed, I wish her the best of luck and that she stays safe!

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