Goodbye, Thailand

ลา! รักคุณ!

Thailand has been an amazing, inspiring, challenging, frustrating, amusing, confusing, delightful, infuriating, hilarious, boring, interesting, sad and happy experience! After three semesters, one year and three months, I have decided to leave Thailand to explore new opportunities.

Tomorrow I will fly to Bangkok and from there to Madrid. I'm excited, but also nervous and a bit nostalgic. I know that I will miss this town and think of it often!

Kok Sri Suphan (Kok Srisuphan/Kok Srisupan/Khok Sri Suphan/Khok Srisuphan/Khok Srisupan/Koksrisupan/Koksrisuphan/Khoksriuphan/or however you spell it) will always be in my heart! :)

I'm glad I came here and I hope to come back some day. Thailand is a beautiful country full of friendly, kind and wonderful people. I recommend visiting or working here to anyone looking for a truly unique experience. Thailand isn't really like any other country I've been to. It's one of a kind!

I will really miss my students a lot! I wish you all the best as you continue your studies or graduate and start a new chapter of your life.

To the teachers of Romklao School, thank you for your continued help and support. So many of you were so kind to me! I want to thank you all for making Romklao a great school!

Goodbye, Thailand! I will never forget you!

xoxo
Lolo

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