How we became The Wildflowers

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In 2013 I quit my job to travel.  Eventually, I ended up in Thailand as an English Teacher as most travellers do.  
As it turned out, I actually liked teaching. Thus, I am still here after 5 years.

By definition, wildflowers grow freely, resiliently and beautifully. Wildflowers can grow anywhere.  
 So for the same reasons I always identified myself with being resilient and able to grow anywhere. 

Almost two years ago whilst travelling in my own country South Africa I met my partner Dave and after a while, it was clear that he was also a "wildflower "like me.

We have travelled and explored a lot together since then.  

He followed me back to Bangkok where we are currently living.

Dave is my biggest supporter in all my plans and adventures and I am very blessed to have him in my life.  

In the coming weeks and months, I will certainly keep you updated about all our travels and explorations in and around Bangkok as well as the rest of Thailand and other countries in Asia.

M








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