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Go to the minivan station on Soi 51. Get a van to Ekkamai Station 180 baht. From Ekamai there are buses to Pattaya frequently.

Alternately, take a real bus direct from HH to Pattaya. Daily at 11:00. 389 baht. See http://www.belltravelservice.com/#

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I would be surprised if Golden Place did not have it. Search "Golden Place Hua Hin" on  Google Maps

ardor n. (passion, fervor) อารมณ์ที่รุนแรง aa-rom-tîi-run-rɛɛng 

ardent adj. (passionate, fervent) ร้อนแรง rɔ́ɔn-rɛɛng ; เร่าร้อน râo-rɔ́ɔn

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All day we have had sprinkles in town centre. Called a "dry rain" in Oregon. The rain here only got heavy about 18:30.

Here's a suggestion: are you familiar with Learn Thai with Mod? You should be. http://learnthaiwithmod.com/

Besides their Youtube videos, they give private lessons via Skype. I have no clue if that works. Worth a look-see.

I have never seen a Thai language school in HH and I have kept my eyes peeled for one. (But I have not done a full-scale search).

Bangkok Dusit Medical Services PLC (BDMS) hospitals are shown here: http://www.bdms.co.th/our-network/

San Paulo is not one of them.

BDMS owns four Paolo Hospitals, not San Paulo Hospital. 

Hence, San Paulo Hospital is not affiliated with Bangkok Hospital. 

What evidence is there that they are the same company? If true, why is that relevant?

http://www.thai-language.com/id/590108

Stylized versions of ว รู้ ด ซ

See Central Lab at https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Hua_Hin#Medical/Dental

Can do the first for sure. Not certain about the shot.

Back up a minute. You arrive in Thailand with an O-A visa. Then you move into a place to live. Once you have an address you need to supply Immigration with a TM28, Change of Address or Notification of Stay. This serves as your "first" 90-day report. Then (as I recall) you will get a slip of paper in your passport acknowledging receipt and giving you the date of your next 90-day report.

1. Counting the 3 children as one adult, the total comes to about 460 baht per person. More than I spend for lunch but not outrageous.

2. If you want to eat cheaply, eat vegetarian or eat animals that can be seen and counted, like chickens and pigs. Seafood is expensive because we have already killed most of it.

3. I was surprised to see that the "authorities" have some say in food pricing. Nothing good can come of that.

Which would reduce a standard ticket to 1k baht.

Look at the first syllable of the Welsh name "Gwyneth"  กวินเน็ธ RTGS: kwinnet

http://www.thai-language.com/

Judging from the damage to the car the driver must have been travelling at high speed.

Closing the roadway for five days seems a bit much.

It does not exist.

9 hours ago, Xonax said:

Let´s have a Water Quality check at all beaches and pools in Thailand, like they have in most civilized countries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hua_Hin_District#Environment: The quality of the waters of the Gulf of Thailand off central Hua Hin were rated "fair" in 2015 by the Pollution Control Department. But, the report noted that "...the main tourism areas, namely Cha–Am Beach, ... and Hua Hin Beach, ... should be consistently monitored, since enterococci [fecal] bacteria levels exceeded the standard...."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_of_Thailand#Water_quality

Thailand State of Pollution Report,  2015 http://infofile.pcd.go.th/mgt/PollutionReport2015_en.pdf

4 hours ago, Wim1954 said:

So what is the problem here ? Wow the farangs having a problem they can't buy/ drink alcohol bc they don't want to pay respect for the Late King Bhumibol. Dombo's......

I think you miss the larger issue. For many of us, bars are our social clubs. There we meet friends, play pool, watch sports, practice our Thai, etc. Many of us don't drink. When sales are forbidden, the bars are shut. A one-day shutdown is no big deal, but it is an irritant. 

An immediate question, if true,  is: does this pertain solely to HH or is it regional or nationwide? It would not surprise me if this was implemented nationwide. If not,  there will be heavy traffic to Cha-Am.

There are a couple more I know of but they are hard to find and not esp cheap: one in a restaurant on the HH train station roundabout. Another in a small shop in the rear of the  Grand Night Market (mkt closed Tu).

See https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Hua_Hin#Buy

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