Another one fine day.

I went to my teacher's wedding on Saturday.

I looked at the bride and the groom and thought... who said over-40-year-old women would hard to get marry.

I looked at the couple... and there's a question.
Did I and my bf look like this when he stood by me?

After the wedding, I went to a park where I love to go.

Because it's weekend, there're a lot of Bangkokians there.

Thai music in the park... I enjoyed it. :)

One of family's activities was teaching their kids to fly a kite.

I threw my shoes that I had to wear to the wedding away.





And let my feet touch the ground...


WOW... what a good feeling...

So many memories here...

Today I went to see my closest friend.
She came back from the USA and will go back there next week. We decided to go to some places where there're full of our memories, one of those was my high school. It's "Samsen Wittayalai School."


When I took the first step into the school, I was thinking... how long haven't I been here... It's about 6 or 7 years, isn't it.


Things there are quite different... They have a new roof over the tennis court, a new footpath and etc... Though things have changed, but memories and someone's shadows are left here...


The first place you can see when you first step into my school, there's Samsen's Buddha here. Everyone who comes into the school has to walk pass here and turn left to "Wai" to show the respect to the Buddha.

The new roof over the tennis court.

That means our juniors won't have to get tanned when they have Physical classes.

These are "propoganda boards."

They will have a board of students election in a few days.

And, ohhh..., look at the uniform...I miss them and used to wear them once.

Now you see many posters to campaign for votes everywhere, even in restrooms.

This one is the cleanest toilet in the school.

And although I was anywhere in Samsen and I wanted to use the restroom,

I would run here only.

The lawn look from above,

you'll see boys play football there and they make the lawn turn out to be a boxing stadium sometimes.

This building is where I studied when I was in secondary class (Grade 7-9).
And there're big propoganda posters as I said that they're everywhere.

The flagpoles in front of the building that I studied when I was in Grade10-12.

We called the biggest one "Missile pole."

The gym and cafeteria are still look the same...

The seat that we (my classmates) thought that we have a claim to it is still there...

Regretfully, it doesn't belong to us anymore...

Also, an ancient Thailand map

which has been being on the wall before I studied here is still there.

A lot of memories remain here...

We smiled together, laughed together and cried together. There're so many people proved theirselves to be my good friends and some of those didn't. I studied here, played many roles here and got many memories from here, also.

I saw shadows of my friends and I everywhere. I could imagine what we all did and said.. I saw we celebrate for the reward we won on the sport day together...

I don't really know how to end this... Now my memories are flowing and I guess I have to stop them before I'm going to miss them so much that I can't do anything else. :P