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**vqIo7X2U** · 09-21-2012, 02:25 PM

I was enjoying a quiet day on the beach in Pattaya when a friend arrived and told us he had just heard reports about a tsunami on the radio. That was quite a shock. Only two months earlier I had spend a few days on Phuket during my first ever visit to Thailand.

During my flight back there was a young couple sitting next to me who did not exactly wear their Sunday best. They did not say much and slept most of the time. When we arrived in London and they were asked to remain seated to be questioned by some police officers I realised that they must have been in the affected area.

While browsing through an inflight magazine a came across a report about a new Japanese restaurant in Bangkok which was split into two halves, one called Tsu and the other Nami. Made me wonder whether they would now consider to rename the place.

TomUK

09-21-2012, 02:25 PM	#28
vqIo7X2U Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	I was enjoying a quiet day on the beach in Pattaya when a friend arrived and told us he had just heard reports about a tsunami on the radio. That was quite a shock. Only two months earlier I had spend a few days on Phuket during my first ever visit to Thailand. During my flight back there was a young couple sitting next to me who did not exactly wear their Sunday best. They did not say much and slept most of the time. When we arrived in London and they were asked to remain seated to be questioned by some police officers I realised that they must have been in the affected area. While browsing through an inflight magazine a came across a report about a new Japanese restaurant in Bangkok which was split into two halves, one called Tsu and the other Nami. Made me wonder whether they would now consider to rename the place. TomUK
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