Things I’m thankful for....

A proper update soon but things I’m thankful for tonight:
Being in a hostel
Being in an actual bed
Being in an actual bed in an actual building
Air conditioning
The continuous threat of mosquitoes eating me whilst I’m asleep is less of a threat - although there still is that threat, significantly less so tonight.
The dawn chorus is not going to wake me up at 5am
That I’ve come to bed at 10pm and everyone else in my dorm is thinking the same thing 
Free WiFi

So basically, to sum up what I’m thankful for:
That I’m not in a god damn tent.

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