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See them all the time. Sometime three or even four up. Usually in their school uniforms on their way to or from school. As for this lad. 5:30 in the morning in his boxers. Likely on an errand, and speeding on an empty road. Dogs here, often run out at bikes and cause many accidents.

I 'm all for wearing masks. but lately, with the drop off in cases, and the relaxation of rules, I hardly do so now. Yesterday I was stopped from entering K-Bank for not wearing one and had none under the motorbike seat. No problem. Just walked away. It seems to be policy at their branches. Up to them. It's their property I am entering.

All in the same family does not sound too good.

The batteries normally seem to be stored under the floor, so unless a sealed, watertight compartment, I can't see them fairing too well.

So does that mean it is now a thirty baht note? ????

Billy The Kid. Eight episodes. I am up to number 5. Loosely based on his life. From growing up as a young Irish immigrant to a wanted killer.

Sounds just like Donald Trump's missus then. Same same. Different country.

Those security guards with their loud whistles might disturb the recovering patients.

I wonder how the insurance aspect of this will work. Because that is the only part of this fee that any tourist will be interested in. Say a tourist had a motorbike accident near Bumrungrad for example. Could they be taken in and treated for their injuries there with no worries? "It's OK. Don't worry. I have insurance with the Thai government scheme. Paid for when I bought my air ticket."

I don't wear a shirt in the Muay Thai gym, but if I go for a walk or a jog in the park, I will wear a vest (singlet).

It's the Koh Samui branch of Kumon. I believe there is only one here on the island. They can teach maths in both English and Thai, but also offer lessons teaching English language and Thai language. She is Thai, but I would say her main language is English, as we speak it at home. But she is trilingual.

Fashion trend. Used to, and still do see lots of Thai women of all ages and sizes in the shops or talat dressed like this. Lately have seen a lot of pale skinned asian tourists wandering around the local Central shopping mall dressed in what look like pyjamas. Normally printed in well know fashion brand names such as Gucci or Chanel. Loose fitting and cool in the heat I suppose.

A coffee shop in Taling Ngam sounds a bit out of the way. On the quieter side of the island. Someone seems to have had plenty of information on them.

It might have been better if you had also left a comment saying why you had only given one star. At least that way he could see why and could rectify the problem if he so desired.

Sam Smith is supposed to have a four octave range. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULPDq02zavs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaMq2nn5ac0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqqOZbMWesI Mariah Carey is supposed to have a five octave range.

Before I had the wallet, I just used to use the Chat option and ask them to give me any refund as Lazada Vouchers. I then used them for future purchases.

Talking about tyres ageing in another thread got me thinking. Has anyone else noticed how badly and quickly things seem to degrade here in Thailand? Mainly plastic and oil based materials. I'm not talking about solar UV damage which is another problem. Many of these are items that have been kept in a drawer or cupboard in those sealed plastic storage boxes. I am talking everything from casings of dive computers, Garmin GPS device, linings in backpacks, even the feet on my laptop protective case. some turn to powder, other to a sticky mush. The case on my hardly used Garmin Nuvo first turned sticky, and bits started falling off. Now it is covered in a white powder. I tried cleaning a small area with alcohol, but no joy. The water resistant lining in my Osprey backpack started to break away in small, tea leaf like flakes. Not sure what is causing it. Heat? Humidity? Does anyone know? Is there anything that can be done to avoid it? Keeping everything in a temperature and humidity controlled room is not really feasible. See image of the black coming off my computer case feet at this moment:

As FriendlyFarang said. They are probably getting rid of old stock. Be careful of this. Even sitting on the shelf, the rubber hardens as it ages and becomes brittle. I found out the 'hard' way. Pun intended. I ordered some Goodyear tyres off of Lazada. Had them fitted at a local garage and he told me they were old and brittle. A chunk of rubber came off as I sat watching him fit them. I think you can look at a code on the tyre wall to see which year they were manufactured. These were two or three years old if I recall correctly.

I think that is out of date information. I am not a Thai citizen and I have had a Lazada Wallet for almost two years. Admittedly, I used to get that message about only being for Thai citizens, but it has changed. In fact Lazada refunded me to my Wallet only two weeks ago after I received the wrong item. Here are the Terms and Conditions if anyone really wants to read them. But No.2 Registration should give you all the requirements. Buthttps://pages.lazada.co.th/wow/i/th/THCampaign/wallet-terms-conditions?hybrid=1

+1. I am not thai and I also have Lazada Wallet. There used to be a rule that it was only for Thais, but that was dropped about 18 months ago. OP. you will have to provide ID items as requested. Probably Thai money laundering or anti fraud laws. But it works for refunds once set up.

Hot climate or cold. I get up and pee almost every night around 2 or 3 am. Might be to do with drinking a large glass of water before going to bed. i would say it's better to have to get up and go than to be dehydrated.

https://www.kumon.com/about-kumon/kumon-method

Seems a bit pointless for this article to talk about the bivalent vaccine here in Thailand when they don't have a clue when it will be available here. "Thailand should receive the latest generation of vaccines next year." gives us a three to fifteen month window from now. If I can get one next time I am out of the country I will. Not because I think it will give me immunity. I caught C-19 while triple vaccinated. But because I think it will lessen the severity of any infection.

I should have added. She is down a year because we moved her from a Thai school to a foreign language international school. She didn't speak the language at all so they started her in the year below. Now she is coming along nicely speaking three languages and getting good test results.

I can highly recommend KUMON. At least the one where our daughter studies. In fact, there are a lot of children there from the expensive International schools doing classes as well. Our local one offers Mathematics, Thai and English lessons. We are not in your area though. But back to Maths. Our one started around age six, twice a week doing very basic single digit addition. Once mastered, on to subtraction, then multiplication, then division Now just turned ten she is subtracting fractions, having already mastered adding them. She hasn't even started fractions in school yet. During Covid when I could watch her doing online lessons, the teacher was giving her 4-digit x 4-digit multiplication. When she asked, "Teacher. Why am I the only one doing these?" She was told," Because you are the only one in the class that can do them." She must be several months ahead of her school classmates. She grumbles sometimes about the work. A bit of homework to begin with, but I instilled in her "Kumon time". Just crack on and get it done. Now she rarely gets Kumon homework. Another story: I was speaking to someone I know. He told me his daughter, now at university, had been through the entire Kumon maths program from start to finish. He said she was way, way ahead of any of her co-students.