At the Floating Market.

Don’t Remember the date. Manik bhai and Ratan bhai visited Bangkok as they came here for an advertising workshop. We met and spent an awesome time together. The awesomeness started from six in the morning till Dinner (at dinner we had a sushi fest!). Here’s a video taken at the Floating market. A big tourist attraction in Thailand. 

Ayutthaya

It was a one day trip with my school. I have been to trips before, but then that time I didn’t really have my own group of friends. In fact i e ven travelled alone the last time. I still had fun but I was jumping from one group to another and was spending my time alone too. But from that trip I made new friends and the next semester we formed our group.

So this trip wasn’t really for me actually. Si wei, Kuad and Edison had it from their class which I passed a year ago. (Nathalie and Tony were missing)I still tagged along and it was a great idea.

It was me, Si wei, Edison and his girlfriend. We all are very close with each other. The bus trip was fun. Si wei and kept talking the entire time on the way there, which I really miss now. I miss the long conversations I have with my friends. On the way back I was feeling tired and depressed though and the boys kept chatting in Chinese. Edison and I persuaded Si Wei to take graphic design as his major, which he did later, even though the due date for submitting portfolio had passed when he applied. It was me who failed to get it. However, let’s hope something good derives from it. I actually can see lots of good things happening for not taking the Major at this time, still when I think of my friends I feel very sad. I am missing them terribly and at school I would do more. I suck so bad at lingering with my friends no matter how much I like them, but this time I have to keep it up, they really mean a lot to me. I feel very comfortable with all of them.

Ok let’s talk more about Ayutthaya City. Which I can’t. Please look up on internet if you want to know about it I can’t talk history sorry. But I have learnt a lot about it from books and from the museums there. It’s a must visit if you ever make a trip to Thailand. There are several museums and temples too. All should be visited. You can rent a bike and ride around this old city. This place is like a time machine, takes you back to the history.

My teachers were doing the job of guides there. If you go there please try to take a guide or study before you go there, or take a guide book. Make sure you gain some knowledge about the place. Even if you just go there to see the place, you will amazed enough, but knowing what happened there will make you feel more thrilling. Thai history is really magnificent.

My peaceful campus

Assumption University, is where I study. Everywhere I’ll go, I’ll carry its name. Whatever I am and I faced, I learnt and I gained is for being a part of ABAC.

University life if very tough indeed. I won’t say university life is the funnest or best of all eras, but it’s pretty awesome. Only you get a lot grown up pain during this time, which makes it very important. As long as you feel the pain, you’ll know your on the way of maturity.

I am not mature by the way. I am a person with a ‘ok’ maturity I guess, but I am someone who bears a lot of pain. That’s why I tell myself all these suffering will take me somewhere someday.

When it gets too much, I cut off some time from just lying on the bed and weeping, and make some for sitting here and watch this beauty from my campus. This lake is just by the temple of Abac. It’s always cool here and quiet. I miss you Abac.

Btw - I havn’t graduated yet, I just dropped a semester so I got back in Bangladesh. PPAAIINN ….