Is anyone missing travelling or even not being able to plan anything?

[sandyf]

On 5/10/2020 at 2:42 PM, bkk6060 said:

I guess many of us now have an idea how it feels to live in North Korea. Or any of the other purgatory restricted countries.

That is garbage. When I was in China the majority I came across were more than happy with their lifestyle.

Restrictions are nothing more than a perception. I take it you have some proof that goldfish are unhappy.

[flexomike]

3 hours ago, Greg O said:

My mate went to UK Yesterday. No issues if you're a UK citizen or resident but only a couple of flights a week as of now...

you can go, but can you ever return

 

[Dap]

Nope - don't miss it one bit 

[MiNombreEsFicticious]

Each person is grieving the loss of the life they had that they know is never coming back. That's hard to come to terms with. It doesn't feel like there's a whole new world of possibilities waiting to be discovered. Just the next new virus and the one right after that. Life 2.0. is probably gonna suck. 

[Matzzon]

22 hours ago, Keyser Soze666 said:

Yea she will really enjoy walking around in an open oven, exploring.

And you said? eeeeh???

I think you are making it too much about your mother. I think it´s your ideas, that you apply to her.

If you think like that, why are you here?

Edited May 11, 2020 by Matzzon

[brokenbone]

no, on the contrary i think its fantastic i dont have to make a visa run,

i hated that with a burning passion

[jimmybcool]

It's funny.  I sold my condo there last year.  I intended no more trips to Thailand.  Went in January to clear up a few things in storage and last hurrah.  Pandemic hits.  I am lucky enough to be living on a golf course that is open, with access to everything I need in a big comfortable house.  

 

And yet, I have this itch now to return to Thailand for a visit.  LOL.  I will never understand myself.  Maybe it is because I can't do it that I want to.