[almost] missed a flight from Bangkok!

Flight back to Jakarta and nearly came late for departure, there was terribly traffic jam on the way to the airport. So i took a taxi instead of airport bus, and cost me another 260 baht. 
But that still a good price thou'
 
I was arrived exactly at the final call before the gate was closed and this girl in the security check up was comprehensively looking at my stuffs.
Really annoying but I made it anyway. I don't want her to throw away my new body shop oil ( from Spore, cost 15 SGD! )

And this Indonesian (chinese looking) girl was taking my seat inside the flight, how dare!
In the middle of stressful moment she didn't even try to make things easier for me! (or even said sorry for took my seat).

And there was another story about my baggage that took about a year to come out. When l I saw my backpack, instantly took it then ran out to the next queue for baggage check (or whatever it was).

Thanks God there was last travel car to my hometown, thou' it would take another 3hours on the journey. but that's should be okay since i'm gonna meet my bella again ! =D






Suggestion :
Please note that at least spare 4-5 hours before departure time, because it's better to wait in Suvarnabumi aiport (it's a very huge new international airport, with a lotsa expensive stuffs to buy) then to spend an uncertain moment in the traffic jam -especially during working hours.

Lumphini Park @ night, Bangkok

Bangkok : Shopping time !

It's such a bright day for go shopping, indeed.
Went to Chinatown, I saw things that I'd like to buy but I cannot buy those things compulsively since I was nearly broke at that moment. What a shame.
There's this very beautiful sandal with ethnic touch that I really.... REALLY want to buy, cost 125b but I have to buy for 6 pairs!

Chatuchak Market

My suggestion would be, bring at least 1000b to buy all those cute things as a shoptherapy in Bangkok. And spend another 1000b in Chatuchak market.
Both market in Chinatown and Chatuchak always getting busier (and they'd give you a better price) only on weekend.
Start very early in the morning, like 8-9am, prepared yourself well (breakfast, mineral water, etc) and always wearing a comfortable flat sandals.

How to get there :
MRT Kamphaeng Phet or BTS Mo Chit.
[ MRT Official Map always available for free in every station ]

I would've suggested to spend just 3 days in Bangkok, 5 days then I was getting bored already. Or maybe depends on what kinda activities that you're into.
At least spend 1 days for all the temples if could (Grand palace or Wat Arun- around the sunset time) then close the evening in Lumphini park (and the night market around, which start at 5pm until midnight).
Then having very late dinner with food street in Chinatown (Yaowaraj rd.)

Aloi kha ! (Delicious !)

Then if you're really into shopping then spend another 2 days in the market (or malls eg. Siam Paragon , MBK mall).
But make sure you have enough money to go home . . . * sighed *