Back in Bangkok

Back in Bangkok -

I'm back in Bangkok. I have to be productive for two weeks here, and despite my wish, it had not happened. At least not to the extent that I wanted it. I made the mistake of staying close to the best and most popular meeting point in Bangkok (at least for my friends) -cheap Charlies. I have 11 to stay across at Suk across the street. If you are in Bangkok and to be looking for a hostel that is affordable, is centrally located, and clean, this is the place. It is one of the most beautiful places I have stayed. It is made of teak wood and are all in order to create a lot of plants, a beautiful, natural feel, in a city that does not not feel natural. I recommend staying there, but be sure to book in advance, as the hotel is always fully booked.

, since it is very close to my favorite watering hole, I found myself every night coming home from dinner and to be constantly drawn in for a drink of my friends. There have been three holidays last two weeks in Thailand, so many people take the time are gone, and the bar is already bursting with people every night. Last night go-away party only to madness added. A drink turns easily in three or four, which usually ends up at 4:00 am back in my bed. , Fortunately, I am Location independent now and make my own hours

lacked Taiwan a lot of things that I like about cities in Asia: A good nightlife, pirated movies, good, cheap street food, and many tropical islands to visit. I went alone by about 10 films this week. I Thai street food eaten every chance I get. I really missed it before-especially the pork noodle soup. I visited my favorite restaurants and old friends.

in Bangkok has His back, I realized how much I love it and I'll never be able to fully rely on. From the second I stepped off the plane, I felt as if I was at home. The madness, the smells, the crowds, the traffic, the pollution, the elephants in the street, street food, it was all so calming and exciting. I discussed this with my friends last night. Bangkok has an effect on you. You can never leave completely. You can escape for a short time, but you will always. There is something addictive about this city. Perhaps it is the pollution in the air, but whatever it is, you can not leave. My friend Natalie left a year ago and has since been back about seven times. My friends tell me now they will no longer come to my Fort away parties, because I keep coming back every few months.

to visit many cities that you live and return to and love, but I feel that with Bangkok people more frequently. I really feel this way about Thailand in general. Everyone I meet is not to come here already back there, and they usually do. This town just grabs you and sucks you in.

Bangkok is a vortex, and if you stay here long enough, you can be sucked in and never left. Everyone I know who have been here longer than two or three years, she says never leave. They simply can not cope to live elsewhere. The craziness of the city is unique, and once you have become accustomed to compare anywhere else.

In January I closed the chapter to live long in Bangkok. More than a few months here, and I feel lost and also sucked into this whirlpool. But to be here again feels like to come home and take such a hit from a powerful stuff. And like any good addict, I can not be away too long from my drug. Anything longer than a few months, and I'm going through serious withdrawal.

to return subheading, though bad my batteries recharges usually for my liver. And with this visit I realized that no matter how far I go, no matter where I go, no matter how much I try to escape, Bangkok will always have an influence on me. And I will come back to get my fix.

Some people live in cities and move on and never return. Not me. I'll never be free of this city.

And I will never be.

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