I think every haircut should happen on the beach.

Rather than walking today, I took my linens to Silver Sands and came home to wash a few items I didn`t finish off with yesterday. At 10:30a, I headed down for my 11am hair appointment with Tahn. Everything was ready to go. She has a kit with all of her tools, a gown from her hair school, a smock for me, and a surgical mask which people who cut hair wear while they work. With me in my place, she gets to work as I gazed off at the fish boats working on the Andaman Sea. They cut your hair fairly dry here, only using water from a spray bottle. The whole process took about 45min, cost 100baht, and turned out great. She did a fantastic job. After the cut, I headed home, grabbed my empty water jug, returned it to the main house, and carried a full 20litre bottle home. I was really humid today due to the rain we have been having, so I was drenched when I was through with the 200m walk. I had some lunch and took a shower, while I listened to music on my 11-2pm generated power. Tee-ha stopped by later on, to let me know that on Mar 15th, My BBQ bar, was having fireworks at sunset, followed by a free seafood BBQ. I thanked him for the information and will more than likely check that out. I decided to treat myself for dinner again, so I walk to Silver Sands for a few sunset beers, and then I continued down the beach to Bamboo Bungalows, which is one of biggest and oldest resorts on the Island. I had a dish called Phed Prik Moo for dinner, as well as a few more beer, and it was really nice. The resort is very beautiful, and the food was delicious. After I wrapped up there, I headed back down to Beach bar, where they were having a fire on the beach. We all sat around, and I had a nice conversation with a German woman about her travels. At about 11pm, the group of Germans headed back to their resort, and the rest of us headed into the main area and sat around the bar. We all chatted until about 1:30am, when we went our separate ways, and I headed up the pitch black road towards home.