Also at the basketball courts I got hit on, by a guy. It has happened a few times, especially in Thailand, but never playing basketball. The way they hit on you is Junior High style. Thai people are very shy, so they send a friend to tell you that they like you. I had to polite-fully tell him that I like girls.
Thailand is also having protests again like last year. I am safe, but I must tell you this interesting story, so DON'T WORRY. There are a group of "red shirts" that support the former Prime Minister Taxin. He was corrupt and made alot of money during the time he was prime minister. He has been banished from Thailand, but still has an influence. The "red shirts" are paid by him over $100 a day to protest, which is a good weeks work in Thailand. The Thai government has suspended Taxin's assets and the "red shirts" are protesting this. Over 100,000 have surrounded the Parliament House (where the new Prime Minister is), while 40,000 troops are there. They have threatened that if the money is not released or the Prime Minister doesn't resign, they are going to cut themselves and spread thousands of liters of blood around the Parliament building. It sounds almost like a movie from Biblical times. But we are safe as long as we stay away from that area, and our camp is leaving tomorrow to a resort away from Bangkok. I will be back from camp on Friday.
It's so fun reading about your adventures! i loved up in the air as well :)
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