Shifting

It turns out the flute people are quite lovely. Go figure. I'm still not a fan of their music but I like them so that helps at least.

I am still in ChiangMai, taking it easy and living with no real plan. Yesterday I went to the day market with 2, kids really, (18 yrs & 19 yrs old) from England for lunch. Afterward we had tea at a posh place that was ridiculously expensive but pleasant and worth splashing out on. (They are teaching me the slang terms in England. We made a game of coming up with the differences in our English. They said Americans use terms their grandparents use. Ha! We are old fashion, I guess.) After that I had a Thai massage and later I went to the cultural center for a night of music and traditional dancing.  I could list all the aspects of my day in a long winding post with philosophical interpretations but it's really hot here, extremely humid (91 F and 44% humidity) and I'd rather get back to sitting around drinking my iced coffee, enjoying my bowl of fresh fruit and wondering where I will head to next.

So again, I will leave you with some photos.