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New house build cost?
Build your own and avoid potential problems like roof leaks, pipe leaks, foundation problems and many other potential problems. -
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Report Thailand Tightens Alcohol Sales: New Rules Take Effect
Drink o’clock just got longer in Thailand https://www.timeout.com/bangkok/news/drink-oclock-just-got-longer-in-thailand-062725?fbclid=IwY2xjawLNa7dleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHgpHoSFQhD7th8gANjIBicDGZFwjuLTLr7x_P-_KOydAjwmWk5P0jrzvXYfg_aem_OeIi-mKWtsCMokWTy4KIZA -
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Should I return to the UK - difficult decision!
This is a hard one! Horses for courses, as they say. I am in a somewhat similar situation. I am almost 70 years young, with slowly declining physical and mental health, but still healthy enough to drive 20-30 kms when needed and I can still look after myself at home. For how long, who knows, a few years maybe? Nearly all known relatives in Australia are deceased - I have occasional communications with one distant older cousin in Australia; my only offspring - a daughter - died 39 years ago; I have no contact with my ex wife. Almost all my good friends in Australia are deceased - one dear close friend aged 86 is about soon to enter an aged care facility as she and her family cannot look after her anymore at home. I have a "handful" of friends in Thailand, most are older than me, and my good Thai friends have their own families and work responsibilities. For me, and this is selfish, life is about quality or quantity. I have no desire to be totally dependent upon others nor to spend "years" living as an elderly "disabled" person in bed most of the day. When the time comes to "go", I shall go. Thus, my "plan" is to stay here until that time comes; I have enough savings and pension income to live a reasonably "comfortable" life here, and I shall do so until I die. For yourself, collect any relevant information, think carefully about your best options(s), and follow your gut feelings. Good luck and best wishes. -
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Accident Elderly Motorcyclist Killed Instantly in U-Turn Collision with Speeding Pickup
Thai traffic does not forgive. An 80 year old on a motorcycle. Bad chances. If you are on slow bike: drive up on the far left to the turn, wait for a gap and then short way over to the turn. I am not the only one to do so. On highway 12 speeds of a 120 km/h or more are usual. There is a reason why a couple of U turns on Pattaya Sukhumvit have been closed. Too many deaths. -
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Crime Indian Tourist Robbed After Beach Encounter in Pattaya
The only shocking thing is that she was a she…- 1
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