Every holiday, My family likes to travel on holiday . We will wake up early to take a shower to prepare to travel . After that, We traveled out of the house. First, I stopped at Wat Rai Tang Tong, Nakhon Pathom Proviuce. I wish the blessings of the sacred things and feeding fish. Than I stoppedat the restaurant to eating food. Second, I stopped at wat Tham Suea, Kanchanaburi I got to see the beautifulview. The wind blows cool And then I walked to pay respect at pugode. Finally, We travele back to Bangkok com fortable.

One of the rare mushroom species. Found in Japan,korea ,china,Anerica and parts of Finland, sweden. Its specialty is its unique aroma .with asmall spicy smell (Like cinnamon) that invites apptite as well popular to be washed and grilled on the stove Serred steamed rice or stir fry with meat,chicken.

One of the rare mushroom species. Found in Japan,korea ,china,Anerica and parts of Finland, sweden. Its specialty is its unique aroma .with asmall spicy smell (Like cinnamon) that invites apptite as well popular to be washed and grilled on the stove Serred steamed rice or stir fry with meat,chicken.

I am Arreeya Sudjai. My nickname is Aew. I like being right-handed because I am one of 85% in the Classroom. 85% of my friends are also right – handed and my parents are right – handed. I like tranquility, Convenience,and artisticness. My favorite subject is Art. I have no problems with being left – handed. I love being right – handed.

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