And some times you wake up and you find out your country has a undergone a military coup d'etat. (Ask your teachers what that means).
Everything is safe so far. There hasn't been any violence and there isn't supposed to be any.
Nobody here is really sure whether this is a good thing or bad thing. The country is completely split -- half loves the (former) prime minister, and half hates him.
So basically don't worry. This is exciting above all else.
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of the Mysterious Land of Siam, Its People and Their Curious Habits, as Logged by Mr. Noah Andrew Manger, Age 20, Interepid Student and Proud Ambassador of the Civilised World
2 comments:
Wow, must be interesting to be apart of history! In a million years, you can be like "hey I was IN thailand when they overthrew the government and when chickens ruled the country! (hey, don't reject it so quickly, it could happen!)
upon hearing about it, i immediately thought of how exciting it must be.
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