April 3: Chaos

From @sengkang:

The ancient queen of HR. "Sign here, here" (and forty three other places). "Sit" she commands and scrummages a thick wad of documents to the counter. Three hours later we depart, stamped up for another year. "This is chaos," I complain. "This is normal, this is Thailand," she snaps back. "You can always leave."

From @directrun:

Judith Chaos Smale triggered the dive board three times launching herself into the shimmering pool of blue as her heart climaxed in a burst of rhythm and solace. Branded as a child with the name and understanding of chaos theory she lived in a world of curiosity unstifled. Her father gave her the greatest gift.

From @nikkihamett1:

What started out as chaos became calm, harmony, order. It had taken a steadfast decision to make it that way for her. Because what is chaos? An inability to see the pattern. Observe the choreography in this fast moving world. Slow it down and look at life like a movie. There is order in everything.

From @ratchaprarop:

While attempting to cross Pracha-songkhro Road, he wondered if there'd ever been a bigger waste of white paint than at a Din Daeng zebra crossing. The busses, cars, tuk-tuks and motorcycles all nonchalantly ignoring the crossing hopefuls. He was amazed and confused by the chaos all around him. Going to 7-11 had never been more fun..

From @shayanbkk:

In a world of chaos, he stood still. Banished and betrayed, 20 years can fuel a grudge yet he continued to stand still, unchanged and impervious to what was about to come - a new level of chaos.To re-open old wounds can be painful, but sometimes, there're other things to make the experience worth it.

From konfuzed:

Rush hour on a Friday. Ugh and now raining too.  His wallet was thick with bills in his pocket, at least he'd been paid. Time to get down the red light district and blow it all on cheap booze and fast women.  He'd found the two girls, four hands massage was the most fun he'd had in his life.  But this traffic was chaos!

From @naamtok:

11 hour flight? took almost 14 – headwinds and delays. Making the connection from Bangkok meant racing across the airport in under 20 minutes. I was confident it wasn’t going to happen, but had to try. Then I got into Arrivals: total chaos. So mine wasn’t the only delayed Flight.  Screw this, I’ll find a bar.

From @bangkokgirlblog:

It was only Monday and her to do list was spiralling out of control. Her brain had too many tabs open to only be functioning on only one cup of coffee.

Her phone was beeping again with emails and texts. 

Life was chaos. But she wouldn’t have it any other way.

From @geoffgthomas:

Throughout university I was struggling to fully understand the second law of thermodynamics. Then, in desperation, my professor told me to relate the theory to the historical cycle politics in Thailand. Each leader inherits a nation in chaos and then slowly restores order. But, hubris and corruption inevitably lead them directly back to chaos.

From @PennyKinned:

Yes, it was turbulent. Moving to another country for a man, being abandoned for another (not even younger) woman, left – quite literally – on the street with no place to call my own… The chaos in my heart only subsided once my bank balance touched 1,00,000 baht. Money really isn’t funny in a poor girl’s world.