April 9, 200521 yr Mainly for the expats, what would you make sure you brought with you to LOS. Bill US
April 10, 200521 yr Fabric softner sheets the ones you throw in the dryer! Underwear and socks for all the family Shoes Im a size 12 Other than that Now you can get just about everything else locally Mainly for the expats, what would you make sure you brought with you to LOS.Bill US <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
April 10, 200521 yr My best manners, a smile and a good attitude, (sometimes of forgotten all three, but not often)
April 10, 200521 yr If you are a fix it yourself kind of guy you will do well if you bring your hand tools with you. Socket sets metric and inch, screw driver set as well as Allen wrenches. Crescent wrenches and Channel locks too. You will find that it is almost impossible to buy decent hand tools here. Hand power tools are available here and are good quality. Makita power tools are hard to beat. Other than that I see no good reason to drag a bunch of other things with you. Mainly for the expats, what would you make sure you brought with you to LOS.Bill US <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
April 10, 200521 yr I'd bring the Northern California Coast.... The perfect place to get enveloped in cool fog when every other area around is 100 degrees in the summer. Those vast areas of beautiful nature that abound in Northern California are what I miss most, I think.
April 10, 200521 yr My shotgun fro the farm!!.Ginger tom is pissing everywhere because I occasionally feed a couple of cats(female ones)...only cause there about as fat as a pin.Mr ginger Tom would get both barrels next time he tried having a wee wee:realangry: Apart from that nothing Edited April 10, 200521 yr by chuchok
April 11, 200521 yr Board games - Monopoly, Scrabble etc... Can't get anything decent here andwould like to introduce the kids to such joys on rainy sunday afternoons.
April 11, 200521 yr Board games - Monopoly, Scrabble etc... Can't get anything decent here andwould like to introduce the kids to such joys on rainy sunday afternoons. You can buy Scrabble in Thailand- although it is called Crossword. The board is same layout, but more colorful, and the tiles are plastic instead of wood. You will find it at Central Dept Store or similar. Hope this helps.
April 16, 200521 yr Board games - Monopoly, Scrabble etc... Can't get anything decent here andwould like to introduce the kids to such joys on rainy sunday afternoons. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You can buy Scrabble in Thailand- although it is called Crossword. The board is same layout, but more colorful, and the tiles are plastic instead of wood. You will find it at Central Dept Store or similar. Hope this helps. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
April 16, 200521 yr The two things I brought on my second trip were, Folgers coffee, can't abide anything else. I bought a coffee maker locally. It really just ruins my day to pay 40 Baht and get a cup of instant coffee. I also like oil of olay sunscreen, not available locally (it is but contains a whiteener, I'm white enough) Most other things I was able to adapt too.
April 16, 200521 yr I make annual visa runs to Houston. I'm bringing back farang-size underwear of styles not availabe in Thailand, a size XL Ducati rainsuit, books of my choice (but they're heavy), and new gym shoes.
April 17, 200521 yr My best manners, a smile and a good attitude,(sometimes of forgotten all three, but not often) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> From a new guy on the forum, a good bottle of Tequilla
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