First off Medicare will not cover anything outside of the US.
So for me it seems silly to pay for the other parts that you will probably never use.
But say if you don't pay for part B at 65 you can still get it later if you returned to live in the states but it would cost more.
Part A you are going to get automatically anyway.
wrlife will insure you. But I have no idea if they are a good company to deal with. You can apply online but they want you to pay before you even see the actual policy.
The bigger problem is any insurance company that will offer you insurance here will have coverage exclusions that make the policies pretty useless.
Looks like for a perm and coloring the price should have been between 1,600 to 3,000 baht based on the prices on the door shown.
Of course they may have asked her if she wanted them to use premium products.
I had some Alice Cooper signed items and had Edgar Winter sign a They Only Come Out At Night CD Cover.
I gave them to my brother when I moved to Thailand.
Chiangmai Smokehouse usually has a Thanksgiving Buffet dinner. It's at a house and set up in the yard.
All the Dukes branches have a Thanksgiving meal. It used to be a buffet but the last 2 years just a regular meal service. The portion size is generous though. You have to buy tickets in advance.
I haven't had much luck searching online for thanksgiving dinners this year. As others have mentioned some hotels may offer thanksgiving dinners but the price is usually a lot higher. Probably best to call the hotels and ask if you are interested in that route.
The gun incident happened previously. He had left Thailand before they could arrest him. Now he decided it was safe to return but was arrested on his return.
Driving on the other side of the road isn't that hard. The biggest issue you will have at first is turning on the windshield wipers when you want to use the turn signals. But you have to be aware of how people drive here too. Don't ever think about 'right of way' when driving here.