Phuket Holiday: Pool and Patong!

Day 2 

4th June 2015

Today we had our first buffet breakfast in the hotel... food selection was slightly above average but service was very good.  We became regulars at the egg station from this day onwards (until our check out).  William enjoys his omelette with extra cheese most!  This egg alone can almost fill one's tummy up!  

We love how generous they were with the cheese and ingredients.  William was intrigued to see how long he can pull the cheese

This is the adult pool view as we walk down to have our breakfast

 We had nothing on our agenda today, so after breakfast we headed to Kid's World again where we each found something to do... either on the table futsal, or a video game, or fooling around with some toys, or a football match on the PS3.  I picked up the "Maleficient" book (I have watched the movie and wanted to see if it's as good as the movie) and was allowed to borrow it out.

Kid's World was not crowded so our family kinda monopolized the whole place.

Didn't know this table futsal can be so addictive.  We took turns to compete against each other.  

Having a complimentary session on puppet making with the staff called Anne whom Vic grew quite fond of towards the end of this trip. 

Entered Patong town in the evening. 

Walked around and found this full house place.  Many mainland chinese here.  We checked the menu out before deciding, and liked the varieties and price!  

For very reasonable price, the quality or quantity was not compromised.  

Many tables ordered this, so we ordered a small dish as well. 

There's a little competition between these two....

Sawadeeka. Mimicking what Ronald does.

We walked around the shopping mall

Excited to sit on one of these tuk tuks. We asked around for the price we had in mind, got turned down a couple of times then finally found one who was willing to accept our offer.

The ride on the tuk tuk back was a fun experience for all of us.   The driver immediately put on a party dance song over the loud speaker, and Daddy went into his auto-dance mode, moving William along!  Driving quite fast, along the windy road from Patong back to Karon where our hotel was located, we enjoyed the cool breeze whilst hanging on to dear life as there was no seat belts or doors or windows.

The little boy was thrilled, but I think Jie Jie preferred a classical anytime!  Hahah... (that's for now)