Time to say goodbye

Today we checked out of our place, and took the local bus about an hour and a half to an orphanage called, Phyathai Babies Home Foundation, to volunteer. We stayed here for a few hours playing with the babies and walking around to the different buildings filled with orphans anywhere from 20-30 babies in one large room. It was good to see how well they were taken care of by their nurses and staff.

Tonight we are flying home. First stop Shanghai next stop NYC, about a 22 hour flight.

what day is it?

Its crazy while you're traveling no one really knows what day or time it is. It's the one, of many things I'm gonna miss when I get back home.

Anyway, today we are checked out of Rai Lay and caught a 30 minute boat ride, to 12 hour bus back to Bangkok.

After checking into a guesthouse we went back to our favorite massage spot for our another hour long massage, which of course was amazing then got a snack of sticky rice, with mango and coconut milk. After we walked around, and got ready for our last night out, which of course included drinking Chang on the street, getting a few buckets of vodka and soda, singing Beatles songs with a homeless man and meeting many new travelers just beginning their journey. As the sun was coming up we decided to call it “a night.”

"Oh My Buddha"

After waking up and getting breakfast we met up with our friend that we met from San Diego back in Bangkok. We headed to the beach to watch some rock climbing and saw lots of monkeys along the way that we fed pineapple.

We swam out to some huge rocks that had caves in them, walked around and to the top, even considered jumping off but decided against it. After that we grabbed some lunch, hung out by our pool, chilled on our porch then went out for San Diego's last night in South East Asia.