Author: Helen Knee

I am going to use this blog to answer all your guys questions.

Q1, How much is a coconut.

A1, 30baht, but sometimes you can find them for 25 baht.

Q2, Where do you go in town to get the best coconuts.

A2, street food stalls by the night bazaar.

Q3, How to cut coconuts perfectly.

A3, cut around the top of the fruit and then pry it open.

Q4, How do you grow coconuts.

A4, You plant a coconut in the ground  and wait until it is a certain height.

Q5, How do dragon fruit pollinate.

A5, Since they are a night bloom flower there are no bees to pollinate it so nectar eating bats, moths, confused desert bats, us and the wind pollinate the flower.

Q6, What does Thailand smell like.

A6, weird, yum, yuck and good.

Q7, How do you say hello and thank you.

A7, Hello is (Sa-wat-dee) Thank you is (Khop-Khun). And after this if you are a woman you say (Kaa) , and if you are a man you say (Kraup)

Thank you for the questions and if you have any more can you please update me on them.

Lukoia Coffey over and out.:-) 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 :-):-

Travelling on the road while schooling is a whole different experience than plain school. I’m not saying school is bad but I think that education on the road is better than learning in school.

With road school you’re not in the same place every day and you get to explore alot more than in school. EX: walking up hills, looking at temples, going swimming in river, pool maths (pool maths is doing half a page of maths and then hopping into the soothing grip off the refreshing water in the pool). Things I miss about school are my FRIENDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But I’m still meeting people on the road except it’s hard because the other children dont talk English. I’m also starting to learn how to speak Thailandese.

Street smarts are very important things to have in your brian. It means to keep your money under cover, not playing close to busy traffic, not walking out of sight by myself and not drinking out of the taps to name a few things. The biggest one is to learn how a culture works so that I and others can show respect where ever we are.

All in all, I feel like I’m learning more stuff out here on the road than in public schools. I feel like more people should have more freedom in doing what I’m doing.

Lukoia Coffey over and out:-) 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 .