The above photo is one of the barricades made from the red shirts right below the sky-train station closest to my school.
The photos below are both from the same barricades outside of the Chit Lom sky-train station, which is also the main shopping area of Bangkok, filled with massive upscale malls ...definitely an unfortunate situation for the economy
But, fortunately as mentioned I have not encountered any violence first hand. I have ordered coffee from a red shirt vendor, only out of desperation because the usual vendors are not around as they have been forced to move as well because of the red shirts. Needless to say, everyone in Bangkok, Thailand, and seemingly the world in general want this to end now. For the latest news on the situation happening in Thailand check out www.bangkokpost.com or http://www.nationmultimedia.com/

Hey, this is a great blog site, wish I had read it before I traveled to Thailand. I went for a month after taking the bar exam, now back in my office in nyc wishing I was there again!! How is living there day-to-day? After a month, I was ready to go back to America's conveniences, but there is something so appealing about living a happier lifestyle there... Do you two intend on staying there for a while?
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