Finally, we had to say goodbye to Thailand.
For the third time, I sat in the Chiang Mia airport, with the chance of never laying my eyes on Thai soil. But this time, I felt hope. It felt as if I would see Thailand again some day.
The previous time I had felt no chance of returning in at least decades, but God brought us back. You never know what God has in store for you. He can fulfill your wildest of dreams, for He put them there in the first place.
Right after we ate a splendid lunch at a neat place located near a pond, we made our way to the snake zoo….
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