Doxycycline

The acid reflux situation has been solved. Christie had a small revolation that maybe our anti malaria medicine was causing the problem. We brougt out our iPad and did a little google. Shockingly the symptoms that Amy was having were nicely written out as possible reactions to doxycycline. Problem solved!

Anyway, today was our last full day in Thailand. We got up at our usual 8 am. Christie has found that it is possible to go to bed at 10 and get up before 8am. Anywho, we went to breakfast and had another language barrier issue with the hotel. Our flight to Bangkok that night was not until 7. We were told that we could check out at 4pm by our travel agent and our hotel said we had to be out by 1130. Amy, as the yes person, rolled over and agreed. Christie, who does NOT roll over, figured out how to call our travel agent in Bangkok and demanded a late check out. Moments later our room phone rang from the front desk saying we did in fact have a late check out. Go Christie!!!!!

We laid on the beach for the rest of the day watching a soccer tournament. Now our dreaded departure was upon us. Yes dreaded because we were leaving our tropical paradise, but also we wer concerned if we would have to walk through knee high water to the boat. Fortunately, this time we were princessely escorted to the airport.

We got to Bangkok around 8 and stayed at a lovely amercanized Novotel. We haven't mentions this but every hotel we have stayed at has garnished our bed with a honeymoon flower design and this hotel was no different. We ordered a very tasty room service and fell asleep by ten.

5am wake up call for our two day flight back to home tomorrow....