Lawa bargaining

18/11

It was a lovely walking weather on a slightly cloudy morning. I also bought resistance bands so we can do strength training and stretch afterward.

Then I had a massage, and they used a green liniment on the spots where I was particularly sore, and today she accidentally applied some in my butt crack, and I thought I was going to burn up 🤣

But you can feel that the body is starting to feel better and better after all the office work.

After three weeks, the blister on my foot is starting to heal too, so incredibly hard to heal in this climate.

Then we took a walk to the old German Bakery, which is now called Inas something. She is so nice, and the food they have is amazing. You can build your own sandwich. We must go back there!

On the way there, there was an old man selling madeleines. Four or five bags in the trunk of his car. I just like him. He reminds me of my dad who sells melons along the road mostly just to meet fun people. So we bought a bag and paid double the price for them. He wanted to give us another bag, but we said no. And they were really good too.

Picked up Lawa from school in the midst of the heaviest rain, and we decided it was time to get ponchos. We also found a UNO card deck but realized it had been a long time since we played, so no one remembered the rules.

Lawa has chosen to switch from soccer to Muay Thai as she is really excited about it. The coaches are absolutely fantastic, and Lawa shines when she's there; she's having so much fun.

Today there weren't many people, so it became an extra tough training session. She's really starting to get good.

We also received a large delivery from Lazada with sugar-free drinks that you can't find in any store. And finally, our Wettex cloths arrived; we've missed them. Now we can clean the sink properly, yay!

Mulle had to step in to work again, so Lawa and I took a stroll down to the beach when it got dark. We sat down at a place that had nice reggae music and enjoyed the sound of the waves. Then a guy came selling some fireworks that you shoot up into the air, and of course, Lawa wanted some. She asked how much it cost, 100 baht. I said you can buy them if you can bargain it down to 80. The coolest girl can do it. I give you 80!🤣 Then she started hanging out with a Thai girl, probably one of the live band members, and they had so much fun despite not understanding each other at all. You just have to love kids.