Tired but happy.

Lotsa posts and peektures coming up over the next few days!

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bB

It was the last day at Koh Tao! There was a precious half a day left before we had to check out of our villas and get picked up for the ferry.

We finally used our complimentary massage vouchers given by Koh Tao Cabana. I wish we could have discovered this earlier. It was the best massage I have ever had! And I’m not even big on massages. This 15-minute short session has completely changed my mind!

After my amazing massage, I was waiting for Sui so I read two pages of this book in the waiting lounge of the massage parlour. What a sad story! It’s probably very inspiring towards the end though.

Sui was done and off we went for a last ride on the ATV before I had to return it. We explored a different resort, some way further down the road.

And then it was time to part with my ATV. I miss it already!

We spent some hours in Chumphon waiting for our night train. Lots of local food to discover in the streets!

Everyone seemed more organised on the train for our return journey. Seasoned train-riders, we were!

Turtle getting cosy in our bunk…

Good morning, Bangkok!

Train rides are <3.

Then it was one last day of food and shopping before our flight back to Singapore. Lots of awesome food was had!

bB had a rather fruitful time shopping. Peektures to come in another entry soon!

This concludes the Bangkok/Koh Tao adventure! Can’t wait for the next one!

bB likes living out of bags. :)

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bB

It was another beautiful day with plenty of sunshine and not a drop of rain in sight. We started the day with the same awesome brekkie at Rimlae, with lots of yummy yoghurt.

The rest of the party went ahead to their mass massage outing while bB headed back to the villa for a nap and leisurely shower, before riding out to meet up with everyone in the village.

Man I seriously love my ATV. And so does Turtle.

After everyone came out of the massage parlour, there was a small problem of transportation. Our lunch venue was some way out of the village and there were not quite enough riders. So I took Sui and Kate, while Edwin took Nana, the groom’s 92 year old grandma. She was the toughest little old lady I have ever met!

It was pretty fun having two girls as my pillions. Some passing tourists took peektures of us. We should have taken one as well but we were having too much fun and forgot about it.

Lunch was at a rustic little restaurant.

A little friend came to say hello on my hand…

After a hearty lunch, we sent everyone back to their villas and helped prepare for the chill-out party at Mel’s bridal villa. Sui and I rode around the island looking for cucumbers and electrical cords. We were secretly happy at the chance to go riding.

Sui and Val also moved into a nicer place with two bedrooms, due to a cancellation by another family.

The bridal villa was gorgeous… With a private pool and open views of the beach…

Bridal villa dressed up!

Bridal gifts were presented, with hugs and kisses…

And love songs were sung, from the middle of the pool…

Lots of appreciation for Ross, friend of the groom, from the happy couple and everyone else!

It was lovely to chill out, relax and mingle with everyone. After that, we rode out (yay night riding!) to have a quick dinner before calling it an early night. Because we were assembling at 7 am the next day!

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bB