BKK first impressions and my last Road to Steemfest | Three truths one lie

Made it to Thailand.

I arrived at 10 pm yesterday after an eventless immigration process - see, Chinese procedures? It was unnecessary to treat me like that.

I actually wanted to join some people right after arriving, no matter my three nonshowered days, but there wasn't much going on yesterday so I decided to call it a day and head to my hostel and get a good night sleep after a relaxing shower.

Understandind Thai public transport, and Thai general city set up was pretty easy. It seems like Thailand is just like Mexico minus the moustaches and just add a different eye form. One could say I already feel at home, except the prices are even cheaper than in the taco country.

In the morning @celestal, @zlatan-spielberg and I decided to get some much needed excercise. After 4-5 days of no activity whatsoever my body was begging for it and my mind demanded me to get off my ass. We found a nice park a couple of blocks from the hostel where we were able to do some pull-ups and the sort while making new friends.

Rejuvenated and full of energy after the workout session, we went back to the hostel, took a quick shower and hit the street towards the prince palace where @gtg and @misslavegas were waiting.

We've been here for a couple of hours and I already met four of the five blocktradescontest winners @joythewanderer, @joannewong, @vesytz and @ bitrocker2020.

It's kind of weird, I went outside and had a beer in the strret and nobody gave me crap about it, maybe you can actually have a drink outside without risking hitting jail.

I was able to take a lot of pictures of what has been a slow and yet very nice begining of Steem Fest. The registration process begins at 3 and I'm already stoked of meeting so many people I met for the first time one and two years ago.

If you are still reading, here's a nice overview in picture of what my day's been:

Oh and by the way, up there I included a lie, can you spot it?