Well, I am making my second run at SEA. This time around I will be splitting my time between Thailand and Cambodia. I am hoping to see The Killing Fields of Pnom Penh and Angkor Wat, near Siem Reap. Armed with a fist full of plans and cash, I set out on the trip!
The way there...Well, I wanted to use my FF miles to upgrade to Business Class on American for the long hop across the Pacific, and as it turns out the only open seats for this option were a DFW-Chicago-Nagoya-BKK. This makes for a long series of flights, but at least they will be fairly comfortable and I will be able to walk when I get there.
The flight to Chicago was uneventful, as was the flight to Japan. This time however I went through Nagoya. Unlike Narita which had a fairly healthy variety of things to do in the airport, I found that Nagoya was a bit sparse. There were a few duty shops, and a Starbucks, but that is about it. This was a little worrisome as I have an 11 hours layover here on the return trip and found that although The Star Alliance has a lounge here, One World does not. I will be asking you Hombres for advice on what to see and do here on the layover.
The cigarette peddlers are sure cute here though!
Made the connection in Nagoya and arrived in Bangkok only 30 minutes late. Got to The Dynasty Inn at about midnight. Realizing that I would not have time to hit a Go Go and get a proper interview in, I opted to take the lazy approach and hit Lólita's. My favorite little gal Jum was off for the evening, so I selected a little gal named Tim and had a great BBBJTCCIM. It was a little toothy and I had to get her to adjust her technique a little, but the tongue work was great. 600 bt ($15) is a great price. Headed back to the hotel, but decided I was hungry. The only thing readily available was the coffee shop at the Nana Hotel, so I had a bite there and headed back over to my room and crashed.
