Sao Lao

After a train ride back from Leiden I found out there was a problem with the local train schedule and there was only one train going in my direction every half an hour. I decided to walk home instead and took my time checking out the spring flowers along the way.

It took me an hour to get home but it was a good exercise after a day of walking more than three hours. Let’s just say I just passed out that night.

Some clips I took of my walk to the university book store with a little sprinkle at the beginning.

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After a visit to the university book store and not finding the text book that I needed, I headed back to Leiden Centraal train station. I walked pass a Church that I had been admiring for quite sometime but never had a chance to get a closer look at the structure. I was in a hurry and didn’t have time to check out the inside of the Church since it was almost closing time.

Later, after a few minutes of fast walking I noticed a new Thai restaurant that I have never seen before. I only know of one Thai restaurant in the area about one block from the Faculty of Arts. The name of the restaurant is Sisaket and it reminded me of the name of Wat Sisaket in Laos. I checked out the menu and was happy to know that they let you do take out. Maybe I will check out the food with some of my classmates at the end of the school year or sooner.

Behind the making of Ray Rai Louk Sao Pa, tonight’s episode, with Alexandra Bounxouei, Cee Siwat, and Nam Rapeepat.

Behind the making of Ray Rai Louk Sao Pa, tonight’s episode, with Alexandra Bounxouei, Cee Siwat, and Nam Rapeepat.