
It’s official. NO more sleeps ’til I begin my holiday!
Of course that doesn’t mean I’ve packed.
Right now my house looks like a bomb’s hit it. But I trust that in a few hours everything will have been put back into some semblance of order, I shall have found my passport, my swim suit and my kindle, and I’ll be ready at the front door with appropriate luggage.
Holidays. This notion of unplugging from the grid has been there in the back of my mind for months as I’ve waded through 2012. Relaxing time. Writing time. Time to stop and do… nothing! No matter how hard the going got (and at times it’s been pretty tough this year), I’d think to myself November is my month. All I have to do is make it through to November.
Well, I made it. Today Ben and I head off to Thailand, and that’s November sorted.
I’ll be a bit of an ad hoc blogger these next few weeks. But I know I won’t be able to help myself. I’ll want to share what I find with you! All that Thai food, all those wonderful markets and temples and wild spaces and crazy Bangkok shopping. Thailand is one of my favourite destinations.
We’ll be at Kanchanaburi to lay poppies on the POW war graves, and to walk the Bridge over the River Kwai on Remembrance Day.
And some time after that I shall be lying on a beach in Koh Samui, drinking cocktails out of coconuts and succumbing to endless massages.
Did I mention that I’m excited?
I’m excited. Today I start my holidays. I’ll write you from someplace new, and share a pic or two in the next few days. Much love to you, Nicole ♥ xx
I’m coming to this post late, so many apologies as I play catch up. I have always wanted to go to Thailand and eat myself silly.
Looking forward, soon there will be no more sleep till NYC either 🙂
So pleased to read about your adventure Nicole – the poppy laying and Remembrance Day bridge walk sounds amazing. Enjoy all the decadent days and nights, the pampering, the sun and the surf …… you deserve it. Now where’s my passport?
Have fun ! I’m just leaving Thailand myself tomorrow nite. I spend 10 wonderful days at a health restort called Tao Garden near Chiang Mai. Heaven ! May you relax, unwind and be fully restored.
I hope you have a great trip! We were there in April 2012. Enjoy!
Have a fantastic holiday. I love Thailand. The people are so genuinely lovely
I hope you bring back some interesting recipes.
And as for packing, passport and credit card…….
Enjoy Nicole!! You so deserve a break xx
Woohoo! Well done on making it through to November, I hope you have a truly splendid holiday with lots of relaxation, pampering and adventures. I’ve never been, but Thailand does look wonderful. Bon voyage!
Have a super holiday xx
wow, have the time of your life, enjoy
ann
Have a safe~beautiful~fantastic holiday. Love xx
Unplug from “must-do’s”; plug into hubby, self, relaxation & exploring. Nice!
Enjoy…………. xo
Have a safe trip!
hi Nikole, it is a few week that I’m push to visit thailandya and to think abou and I’ve never bben there and I didn’t know nothing about it.
Now I know why!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We are ONE , enjoy your holiday , the blog it is able to take a rest too.
much love for both
chiara
Bon voyage, love to you both xxx
Safe travel, have a wonderful, restful holiday!
Have a wonderfully relaxing and decadently epicurean time away. Thailand is a magical place. Love Nikki 🙂
Wishing you the perfect holiday in every way. Much love and best wishes to you both! xxx
totally wild adventure, ooops forgot to blog, totally cool with us!! have a brilliant time, it’s well earned! hugs sx
Thank you for taking s all on a holiday. Love enjoy! Xxx
Safe travels and please send pics!
wonderful!