Fairynuff

They look great. Share your recipe? What flour do you use?

Unless I’m using it immediately I freeze all my bread and unfreeze a couple of hours before I use it. It’s chemical free but it keeps for at least a month.

The best thing about lockdown was learning that I can make better bread than I can buy anywhere in Bangkok

Well this has been interesting, a bunch old immigrants living in Thailand berating immigrants in the UK for being immigrants.

Whereas the Tories just stuff their pockets with it

You can’t beat a good conspiracy theorist to make you giggle

Those foreigners you deride are probably the doctors and nurses that keep the NHS running. I’ll bet you call yourself an expat in Thailand when actually your an immigrant eh?

I hope this is your attempt at humour though I fear it’s not and in fact you’re just clueless.

The UK is an undeveloping country, but don’t worry, they knew what they were voting for.

They’re all in Westminster

My condo is a similar size. I have 2 bedrooms using AC at night. My open plan living kitchen is never air conditioned because I use ceiling fans all day until bedtime. My bills were rarely above 2,000/month until May when it topped 4,000.

My fridge/freezer is not in an air conditioned room, it’s around 8 years old and still works perfectly. I can’t imagine how much extra I’d have paid to keep it air conditioned but probably enough to buy 2 or 3 new fridges had my existing one failed due to overload.

Relevance dear.

After all this time in Thailand I’d have assumed you’d have learned something, perhaps even that making comparisons with the US is an irrelevance.

Oh for goodness sake. That’s just plain ridiculous. I’m not a taxi driver taking time out of my working day to help someone.

I didn’t suggest it was a service. It was an act of kindness.

There are those who seek to justify their stinginess by telling us it’s not part of Thai culture to tip. I’ve asked many Thai friends their opinions on tipping and it’s always had the same response. Tip but tip appropriately, which is exactly what I’ve always done. I’ve had a few people decline a tip but it’s never been on the grounds of finding it insulting. There’s no harm in tipping someone who may well be in a low paid job, your tip could buy their lunch and your small gesture helps improve their life. My battery failed once at a petrol station and a taxi guy offered to get me going, he spent about 20 minutes with me and point blank refused 100 baht from me.

Astonishing that there are still people who think that the vaccines don’t work because you can still get Covid.

Look at the comment I was responding to before you make unnecessary jibes.

It’s the law. You technically own it because nobody is allowed access despite it being common area. We were not even allowed to install a ceiling fan on the balcony.

I use a Nutribullet 1000. I use it only for blending hard vegetables into a drinkable smoothie without chunks. I mostly use beetroot carrot and apple with ginger. The 1000 model may have been discontinued but they do a 900 and a 1200. Availability in Thailand, I haven’t checked.

Yes, I’ve been getting a message on my Krungsri app to go to my branch about the last 2 months. I’ll be doing it before the end of the month.

I wonder if he’d been in contact with the UK government to pick up tips on how to stuff your pockets with taxpayers money.

Now that we’ve done spreading Covid, we can concentrate on overstaying

My point is very simple. I use my pink card to check into hotels and that’s it. For some reason that encourages you to make a number of comments trying to tell me I’m wrong, which I’m clearly not. No TM30 had been done, of that I’m certain. It’s your problem not mine. Find a better way to spend your day please.