BeastOfBodmin

I like idea of buying a frame and getting the tabletop made out of teak.

I haven't had exactly the same setup as you wrt to Thais getting a UK Visa, but I think in general it will be the same process. The UK Visa online application stuff is quite comprehensive, and I expect it would adjust to the age of the applicant (your niece) accordingly by prompting for the relevant info at form-filling time, and mentioning stuff in the list of documents when it comes to going to the Visa agency. Perhaps. In my case, whenever my daughter left my previous country without me, but with my wife, I would have to provide a signed letter authorising she could leave the country with my wife - this is because we kept our surnames, and my daughter got my surname. This put the passport control on the exit side on alert. This info was not mentioned as a Visa application requirement.

I have had my eye on a desk with motor/s, but my previous one did not have this feature. I am guessing that if the legs are joined by a solid enough crossbar, then sag will not be a problem. The desk I consigned to the skip two weeks ago looked like this (without motors or the third leg, though there were screw holes in the table top that would have corresponded to this third leg). UPLIFT Curved Corner Standing Desk, 3-Leg The "thin side" was good enough for my iMac, keyboard, mouse and me. My printer went onto the "wide side" and there was plenty of rom for bits and pieces, so something around 28"/ 70cm constant depth would be OK. My SO suggests I get something custom made. Tempting, but dangerous...

Case in point?

Hi, I landed in Thailand just under two weeks ago. Most of my stuff is still on a container ship, no doubt dodging Yemeni ordnance. I chucked away my existing computer desk and I need a replacement as the kitchen table is not sustainable ;). I also need a couple of chairs. Can anyone recommend somewhere in the Sakon Nakhon city area and/ or online suppliers of such items? My partner is Thai, so I suppose I can deal with lack of English.

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