The effects of the previous day's overindulgence were quite noticeable in the morning.
Not a hangover, just a general Blah and rundown feeling.
Electrolyte and plenty of water helped resuscitate me.
I was in no way interested in participating in the public water frolics on that day.
My neighborhood was eerily silent all day. Hardly anyone home anywhere.
Different story on Songkran Day Three
Temperatures rose quickly and early.
Great day to jump into the pool and do the cleaning from within.
Clouds started rolling in around 1 PM, but it was still hot and humid.
I sent one of the locals shopping to refresh my supply of ice and drinks.
Before the resupply was accomplished, 17 people were on my front porch.
Booze Radar!! Booze Radar Engaged!!
It was a quick revelry, everyone departed for the "battle zone' within the hour.
House cleaned, pool cleaned, we headed out for the wet celebrations in town. Parked at the 'main temple' parking lot and started walking.
Back at home my clothes bypassed the wash machine and went directly to the clothesline
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