Our entire trip here was trouble-free and now we're sitting in our guest apartment in Bangkok. I told Paul on the way here that my first choice of a place to stay would be an apartment on top of the Ralph Wadell wing where Lyn (my Aussie friend when I lived here) used to live but I was sure that wasn't likely. The good news is that we are on the roof! It's not Lyn's apartment but the one right next to it.
The taxi was tiny but our driver figured out how to make all the luggage fit. We were met at the entrance to the hospital by 2 security guards who helped us check-in and take our bags to our room.
We've turned on the AC and it's starting to cool enough (quite humid here) that we may get a bit of sleep.
Customs at the airport was very casual. We walked right through without even standing in line or being asked what we had in our two large bags and violin case.
It's dark now (past midnight local time) and we're weary so tomorrow we'll walk around the hospital compound and see what looks familiar.
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