Sunday 7 February 2010: Day 23

After yesterday's blip of me in the pool, here is the Gander relaxing in a hammock at our latest destination: Nong Khai, Thailand. We are staying at the most adorable guest house right on the Mekong River, where the food is great and the boat cruise watching the setting sun is a must. Relaxation is definitely the theme of our last week-ish of vacation...just like the cat in the Laos blip.

I realized after taking this picture that the cat was devouring some sort of lizard it had just killed, but it at least the Gander is still cute.

~The Goose

NIKON D40 : f/3.8 : 1/40" : 22mm : ISO 400

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Comments

1. Oh that looks and sounds so lovely!

   ~ nina54

2. That hammock doesnt look so comfy but Goose seems to be balancing it out just fine! Lovely scenes...

   ~ Delight

3. Another nice portrait. Good thing maybe we can't see the lizard (-:

   ~ alwayswandering

4. Nice shot goosie....yeah M is really kicking back here and all the while a lizard is being devoured right underneath....oh eeewwwww.
   Looks like some R and R is going to fit nice into the vacation ending plans now. We found a lovely Thai restaurant in duvall and had the mean there in your honor:) We think you would like this one...I have avocado curry:) Delish as you say, love you both, mamaC

   ~ tookie

5. OOh.. the hammock..newspaper..the Thai food.. I'm JEALOUS!!

   ~ Orchid

6. Great capture (Yours not the cat's!)

   ~ dorrit

7. I love those cushion things that he's lying on - so soft.. and i have only seen them in thailand.

   ~ teegone

8. Looks sooo relaxing! What paper is he reading?

   ~ Alyson

9. Looks much more relaxing than Bangkok. Pop me an e-mail to discuss meeting up - celinedaly@gmail.com

   ~ BangkokTattoo

10. Great to now see Goose enjoying himself too. Hope you are enjoying Thailand, do you have a schedule? I went to Chang Mai, Sappong, Tap Lamu (which is a very quiet rubber plantation half way between Phuket and Kao Sok. It faces the Andaman Sea which has the second best coral reef in the world after Australia's Great Barrier Reef. I don't dive but my partner at that time did. He went out for a four day diving trip while i enjoyed beach massages every day, oh the memories... ) then back to Bangkok.
    
    Hope you have found some amazing places to visit too :-)

    ~ Aluap