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Oh Bangkok Flood!

Everything's a mess now here in Bangkok. We've been tensed all month long preparing for the flooding that has never actually happened in our place inner Bangkok, not yet for now, some government officials say.

The first issue that I've been having right now is water. Since we've been getting our water from Nestle Pure Life which factory is located in Ayudthaya, we can't find bigger bottles of water nowadays in convenience stores or big marts around.

Hopefully everything is going to be back on its normal state or else... we'd be relocated somewhere else

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