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BritManToo

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  1. 5 hours ago, mikehongpark said:

    I might lose the chance to have kids if I move on as I don't want to have kid after passing 50 yo.

    Had my last kid when I was 55, he's 7 now, I don't have a problem with that and the Thais don't either.

    If you decide that sharing is OK, don't forget to DNA test the kids.

     

    You do understand the Thai religious ceremony has no legal validity, without the paperwork at the Amphur office, you aren't married.

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  2. On 11/23/2018 at 2:35 PM, champers said:

    Agreed. It is not difficult to say but much more difficult to do. Avoid diets, they are a complete waste of money.

    At the end of November/start of December I weighed 80Kg (5Kg too much).

    I started a Big Mac diet, every day my main meal 1 Big Mac, no extras.

    Maybe a banana (or mince pie) and cup of tea for breakfast, and a cheese sandwich  with a cup of tea for dinner.

    As many cups of tea as I want during the day, and a mountain hike nearly every day, 2 hours and 600m ascent.

    Kept my intake below 1,500Cals/day, and my exercise at 1,000Cals/day (under eating 2,000Cals/day).

     

    Plotted it all on Wahoo fitness and MyFitnessPal apps.

    3 weeks and I've lost 4Kg (celebrated today with a large Leo)

    Just 1Kg to go any it's been fairly easy, missed out 4 days exercise in the three weeks I've been dieting/training.

    Very little hunger, but sometimes it's been really hard to get out of bed for that 2 hour hike.

     

    Today I weighed in at 76.3Kg, thinking another week and I'll be at my target weight of 75Kg.

    (I've stopped the Big Macs now, as the months half price offer ended yesterday)

  3. 5 minutes ago, smotherb said:

    Funny, she still lives in the house; with her "brother".

    When I got divorced, I got the house in the divorce settlement 'cos she couldn't (wouldn't) make the repayments.

    I still live in that house with my son (I only paid 250KBht upfront).

     

    There's a difference between thinking you're clever, and actually being clever.

  4. 8 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

    The temple at Doi Saket is quite interesting. It has a series of small billboards in the driveway next to what I assume is the monks' quarters, with Thai proverbs translated into English.

    'Na nua, jai sua' is my favourite, and the explanation ......

    'Na, dtaa, yim yem jairm sai, tere kang nai kit rai' strikes me as very funny.

     

    And they have the statues of Buddha in all his Hindu incarnations for you to pray beneath.

  5. Another loaf from the Morries bread machine.

    This is a 750gm candied orange peel and raisin Whole Wheat loaf

    (I put stuff left over from making mincemeat pies at Xmas in the automatic dispenser)

    Because the bread tin is a bit too big for the paddle, you do need to put your hands in at 1hr 55 mins remaining and even out the dough, else it comes out a bit lopsided.

     

     

    orange and current.jpg

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  6. 28 minutes ago, KittenKong said:

    Yes, but Spain is a richer country where people earn real wages and pay real taxes, not to mention where laws are respected and the word hygiene means something. I expect things to be cheaper in countries like Thailand.

    You clearly haven't been recently, it's full of beggars and hookers now with 25%+ youth unemployment.

    It's nothing like it was 30-40 years back.

  7. 26 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

    Phu Chi Fa, right?

    IMHO Chiang Rai is a better launch point for many of the more remote sightseeing points than Chiang Mai. Once you've been to Doi Saket, the Samoeng loop, Doi Inthanon, Doi Suthep and San Kamphaeng Hot springs, there really isn't much left.

    You missed out sticky waterfall and Mon Chairm, Mae Sa waterfall, Ob Khan National Park, The Canyon .........

    (Doi Saket? Why would anyone want to go there?)

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