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"Mai Thai" or do I say its My Thai : a perfect concoction

"Mai Thai" or do I say its My Thai : a perfect concoction
A tangy blend of lemon, orange, pineapple in high spirits. With company of that sitting beside the beach just by yourself. Experiencing the vastness of the ocean, nature mixed with some music. Not those typical spotlight rush hours; and the advantage..! you get another drink for free, to make you even happier in their happy hours . For me it makes better sense as i dont like darkness.... Dawn or Dusk are the best part when the day meets night or vice versa; blending with each other. Sunrise or Moonrise are two very essential parts of the day which help overall existence.. our being!! Cause we always rise in someway or other. Growing everyday..
These thoughts flow into me while I am romanicing nature witnessing the ocean blending with the horizon. And within that scene you feel a part of overall existance in universe. Thus You too blend or merge with it.. experience your BEING with it. A perfect concoction! !!!!
(Dawn and dusk other wise are considered most Divine, highly energetic zone of day)
No noise..true bliss. Can Pattaya be imagined in this way of romancing with yourself and nature.
Loved it.
The Selfie Photographer

Me and my essentials

The first shot

Mai Thai merging with the scenic backdrop

Me and the Empty retaurant
Location: Walking Street Muang Pattaya, Amphoe Bang Lamung, Chang Wat Chon Buri 20150, Thailand

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