Tia Phoenixx available in Toronto on April 8 onwards

[tsluver69]

Then there's the Giant Causeway in the Northern part of Ireland. It's located just north east of Coleraine. If you like to hike, it's a good place to to it. You will need to spend a few hours there. Some of the hiking paths are about halfway in the middle of the cliffs there.

[Tia Phoenixx]

Then there's the Giant Causeway in the Northern part of Ireland. It's located just north east of Coleraine. If you like to hike, it's a good place to to it. You will need to spend a few hours there. Some of the hiking paths are about halfway in the middle of the cliffs there.

yes, it's very famous. I saw the pics of it.
It's miraculous what nature can do.
OMG...again..so many places to see..so little time...

[tsluver69]

If I think of something else to see in the UK and Ireland, I'll past it on.

Dont' forget about the town of Bath and Stonehenge.

[Tia Phoenixx]

Yes, Bath is definitely on my "to see" list.
Nothing is better than soaking our body in a nice warm historical bath during rainy day or/and winter time.

Stonehenge may be very interesting too.

gosh...

[biguynrye]

Camden is an indoor/outdoor market on the weekends, with some of the coolest one-of-a-kind clothes, crafts, shoes, toys and some stuff you won't even know what it is. There's lots of hippies and artsy folk and generally a fabulous mix of people from all over the globe - including a high percentage of Israeli draft dodgers. There are loads of bars and clubs of all types - dives to discos and the restaurants are awesome too. Lot's of celebs live there and go out mostly unbothered; I saw Madonna, The Black Crowes, Eric Clapton and even God himself - Robert Plant. It's well worth a day and night. Get the London "Time Out" Mag at a newstand and it has all the happenings, concert listings etc. for the city. And one other fun thing is Regents Park on Sundays where it's like a live "Speakers Corner" and there will be people standing on milk crates spouting off about politics, religion, doomsday and whatever the flavour of the day might be. Most speakers seem to be complete nutters, so it's pretty funny. Keep a straight face though - one guy ran after me cause I didn't think the handwritten ticket he gave me was really gonna get me on his spaceship...
Oh and Westminster Abbey blew my mind

[Tia Phoenixx]

Camden is an indoor/outdoor market on the weekends, with some of the coolest one-of-a-kind clothes, crafts, shoes, toys and some stuff you won't even know what it is. There's lots of hippies and artsy folk and generally a fabulous mix of people from all over the globe - including a high percentage of Israeli draft dodgers. There are loads of bars and clubs of all types - dives to discos and the restaurants are awesome too. Lot's of celebs live there and go out mostly unbothered; I saw Madonna, The Black Crowes, Eric Clapton and even God himself - Robert Plant. It's well worth a day and night. Get the London "Time Out" Mag at a newstand and it has all the happenings, concert listings etc. for the city. And one other fun thing is Regents Park on Sundays where it's like a live "Speakers Corner" and there will be people standing on milk crates spouting off about politics, religion, doomsday and whatever the flavour of the day might be. Most speakers seem to be complete nutters, so it's pretty funny. Keep a straight face though - one guy ran after me cause I didn't think the handwritten ticket he gave me was really gonna get me on his spaceship...
Oh and Westminster Abbey blew my mind

thx. It really sounds interesting. I definitely will add on my to-see list.

On top of it, one of my clients is willing to give me his appartment to stay while i'm in London. Oh....it's really making me excited....

[Tia Phoenixx]

One week left

Gosh..i spent more than a month vacationing

I have so many sweet experience, but it is too personal to be shared here.

I've really had a good time in UK (and Thailand).

I will be going to Paris for 3 days before flying back to Toronto.

Let me tell you my experience when you visit me in East York starting on March 16!

See you guys soon

[sensual_lover20]

Tell us about Thailand, something non personal that can be shared.

[apache]

Peut-etre aussi quelques photos?

[Tia Phoenixx]

sl20,
Most of the time, i was with my father in Thailand. It's fun but it's a family fun if you know what i mean.

In Bangkok, Most tgirl actions take place in sukhumvit soi 4 and soi cowboy. Of course we know nana plaza and some bars around that area.
But i did not go there. As a matter of fact, i do not like it that much.
There is one tgirl bar that i may consider to visit next time: the guest bar. It's a cocktail bar geared towards ladyboys and their admirers.

Katoey/femboy/ladyboy is considered to be a third gender in Thailand. And for me, that is deliberating.
Too bad, that most tourists come to see the superficial life out of it. They go to all the gogo bars or discos and having fun with professional ladyboys.

Actually, it goes much deeper than that. Thailand is one of the few countries that the local people can see me the way i see myself: femboy, a third gender, born as a boy, but naturally feminine and girly.

Now pour toi Apache,

No, je ne peux pas montrer mes photos ici mon cheri.

Too personal.
But i will tell you a little bit about my travel:

I just got back from Edinburg, it's a very beautiful city. Geographically speaking, it's one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It has lakes, mountains and of course its history. The castle is awesome!

However, my nicest experience is when i met local people along the way.
They are nice and friendly and far from being racist.
UK is really becoming pretty tolerant and cosmopolitan country.

I have a first class train pass for one week. It cost me ? 565 . It's expensive, but worth it.

So basically i see what i want to see. And the nicest places are : London, Inverness, Bath, Oxford, and York.

I'm going to Paris by Eurostar tomorrow.

Olala...j'adore Paris.

Paris..here i'm.

There my experience!!

[apache]

Je te comprend, ce qui compte c'est que tu passes de belles vacances et que tu t'amuses beaucoup A bientot j'espere.

[Tia Phoenixx]

the only regret i have is: i do not have time to see Ireland.

I'm so sorry for few irish members here. Billy and Mark are so proud of their country.

I wil do it next time. Promise!

[Tia Phoenixx]

Je te comprend, ce qui compte c'est que tu passes de belles vacances et que tu t'amuses beaucoup A bientot j'espere.

merci et oui, a bientot!

[Tia Phoenixx]

Tia Phoenixx: MONTREAL JUNE 25 TO JULY 2 2009, OTTAWA NEXT

Dates to Montreal are confirmed now:
June 25 to July 2 (noon) in downtown Montreal, next Ottawa for few days!

See you guys soon!

[Tia Phoenixx]

I will be touring Calgary and Edmonton end of July.
Philly and NJ will be end of July or early August 2009.

I will post the confirmed dates few weeks in advance!