Our plans complete, it’s a Sawadee-Ka and many thanks to Yanhee International Hospital for another job well done! 

I like knowing that I’m welcome at the Park Plaza, but I’m always open to trying new places to sleep, especially if they’re in interesting neighborhoods.  http://www.bangkok.com/imm-fusion/photos.htm Conveniently located on Sukumvit, at OnNut, the last stop on the BTS Skytrain.   Breakfast is tasty – toast, fresh pastries, cereals, and plenty of choices… There’s a Tesco…

Across the overpass from the Park Plaza Hotel and Benjakitti Park is Foodland.  Don’t let the front door fool you, inside are lots of wonderful things for sale: electrical converters, office supplies, local brews, sweets from all over the world, Baked goods, meats and local telephones.  It’s also a great place to enjoy freshly cooked…

The last time I was in New York, I visited the 911 site, and happened to meet a few of our heroes while passing by the nearby firehouse.  It felt great to thank them personally for sacrificing their lives as well as their health for their participation in the 911 clean up.  NYC Firehouse memorabilia…

Hua Hin, is charming little village, approximately a three hour drive from Bangkok.  Get away from the city lights and take a road trip through the countryside to enjoy the Gulf of Thailand for a few days.  Avoid the hassle of going through airport security. In addition to an interesting walk about town – the…

One of the many things to do while in Bangkok is to spend some time in their beautiful parks. Within blocks of the Park Plaza Hotel in Soi 16, is Benjakitti Park, where you can walk/jog, and along the way, stop at exercise pads, For about a dollar an hour, you can rent a bicycle. …