From Grads to Nomads

Now that we are settled into the Sea View Bungalows, nestled amidst palm trees and mangroves just a stones throw from the ocean, life is quite laid back. After a leisurely cold refreshing sleep, we awoke and I enjoyed a banana pancake/crepe with fresh fruit for breakfast. Our hotel also has fantastic fruit shakes, the mango one is out of this world. The ocean here is a brilliant turquoise and I spent the day reading, tanning on the beach (even though I know this is bad for your skin ;) ) and floating in the water on my air mattress. Ko Phaghan is definitly a backpackers paradise, with the whole island geared towards the backpacker culture. I don't think I have seen anyone over the age of 30 the whole time we have been here, and i doubt we will!!! There is not much to do here besides swim, eat, read, and drink, so that is the plan for the next 10 days!! I hit up the bookstores here for 5 new books, so I have 7 now to keep me going!

Rob is slowly getting over the loss the the sunglasses, amidst many a joke let me tell you!

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Also, on another note, more travel is in our future next year as I have been accepted into the University of Manchester, England for a Masters Degree for a year long program starting next September!!!