Before I start this post, I am going to link to some previous ones in which I have gone into MUCH more detail on this festival. Please take a minute and click on the links -- you will see amazing pictures and some background info. One of the two is days with kids, so just scroll down until you come to what you are looking for --- I'm sure you're not that interested in my grands -- hahaha.
Songkran 2014
Songkran 2015


Now, onto this weekend. We have been at the Arboretum this morning and it's so nice outside that continuing with activities makes complete sense. We use a different entrance onto the property and spot items not seen before.
Our point of entry leads right into the food court and it is packed. Mister selects his food quickly but it always takes me a bit longer to check everything out. I am not near as familiar with Thai food as he is. One thing that catches my eye is this free herbal drink. With ginger and lemongrass, my mind thinks it will be good. It is NOT. I mean, I could drink it if I had to, but not for fun. Mister doesn't even care for it.