The beginning of an endless trip

Here are we, with my friend Olli, in Bangkok! Everything is fine, the weather is mild and humidity is ok for my delicate nose.

We experienced some random stuff in the way down here while the airlines made us to wait six hours in the Paris airport. The plane was delayed because of there was some problem with the turbine which we found out from one guy who we got to know while waiting. This guy was totally amazing, his dad had worked in Malaysian airlines and he knew some of the sfaff in the airport.

After the delay we got the info that the plane was about to take off and we'd about to get to Kuala Lumpur. Then, on the plane, we got the chance to sit next to each other and managed to sleep some one to three hours. Olli is suffering from a coeliac disease and there was pretty unique set of airline cuisine organized for him. Because of that, I got to eat some of his food and
all he got was some frozen water and beef. When the flight came to an end we went to the KL terminal only to find out that we were scheduled to a new flight to Bangkok at 9pm which was eight hours ahead. We were offered a free hotel room by Malaysian airlines in a five star Marriott hotel and we took the most out of the half an hour we had in there. Also a free buffet was included but the rush was so overwhelming that we had to take smuggle ice cream and couple of pitahaya-fruits with us. Then, when we finally made it to the next flight we were so exhausted that we both fell asleep straight away. There was some delay in that flight also and we waited on the airstrip maybe for an hour but it didn't worry us anymore.

When finally landing to Bangkok we didn't have anywhere to stay but luckily we came across with these wonderful Finnish girls who knew
where to go. We would've went to the same place also but it was nicer to browse options with these Oulu-flickorna. Walking a while back and forth the Khao San Road we found this place we're staying right now for about 6e per night in a double room.

Everything's okay in here now and we're just  enjoying our stress-free life in here now. Wish all of you the best there in Finland and everywhere you're reading this right now! Special thanks also for my best roommates ever, Danny and Meg, who organized and cooked us a never forgetting Vietnamise hotpot-farewell party!