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I was told, reliably, that during a flash flood years ago kids swam across Loi Kroh.

Is the date tentative or is it the general election?

I still don't understand about 'jumping a red light'. If the lights ahead are red, am I entitled to turn left if there is nothing ahead or to my right to stop me? So many Thais do it in Chiang Mai and Lamphun and I do it if it is safe. It helps me and it helps traffic flow. As far as I know, there is only one set of lights in Chiang Mai that has a warning that cars MUST all stop at the red light. That is at Panthip Plaza. The sign used to be in English and Thai but the English was 'removed' and a new sign put up in Thai only!

I wouldn't want to lick a big snake. Mind you, my girlfriend doesn't mind, I'm glad to say.

What luscious lips! Good luck to you, gal!

Many thanks for the very helpful replies. I think I'd better sell, hopefully given time to do so. (My partner won't even make a Will to protect her 9 year old daughter - just as she won't have Co-vid vaccinations!) But how and where do I sell them to best advantage? My sole financial interests in England are my Halifax Bank account and being a client of Hargreaves Lansdown. Any help with this much appreciated.

I have some UK stocks and shares, including Aviva and Standard Life - small holdings. Dividends paid into my UK bank. I am 76 years old. My Will leaves everything to my Thai partner. I'm presuming (?) that transferring to her (and hoping that she might understand about them) would be very difficult - if not impossible. Is it even UK legal to do so? Better for me to sell them? Oops! nearly forgot. What do you think I should do with my Bradford and Bingley shares?

I am 76 years old. I need medical insurance to cover possible surgery and hospitalization. Pacific Prime seems to offer a very good service with a reasonable annual premium. Please - do you recommend it?