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Even Though We All Love Living In Thailand!

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I must admit... even though I wouldn't be anywhere else right now... I do miss certain things about my homeland (Orstralia) like 1. Avocados 2. Good wine at a reasonable price 3. Bad jokes :o

Anybody else missing anything in life???

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I miss the people back home who don't ask me what I miss from back home when I'm living in Thailand. :o

:D

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There's plenty of advocados here.

Where is here? :o I understand avocados grow up north but very rarely get them in Phuket. I just find that they are very nutritious for me, like my body actually needs to eat them. Any ideas on where to get a regular supply?

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I miss the people back home who don't ask me what I miss from back home when I'm living in Thailand.  :D

:D

:o hahaha thanks for that Gazza. That's number 3 off my list. So do happen to know where I can get some avocados?? :D

There's plenty of advocados here.

Where is here? :o I understand avocados grow up north but very rarely get them in Phuket. I just find that they are very nutritious for me, like my body actually needs to eat them. Any ideas on where to get a regular supply?

Phrae, it is written under the joining date on the left.

Wish every member would fill it in, makes life easier

Anyway, yes plenty up here in the north during the season.

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There's plenty of advocados here.

Where is here? :o I understand avocados grow up north but very rarely get them in Phuket. I just find that they are very nutritious for me, like my body actually needs to eat them. Any ideas on where to get a regular supply?

Phrae, it is written under the joining date on the left.

Wish every member would fill it in, makes life easier

Anyway, yes plenty up here in the north during the season.

I guess I better keep my atlas handy then :D thanks for the info, I'll be booking a truck tomorrow

:D:D

Square Sausages, Tottie scones, Plain Breed, Black pudding, Walker Crisps,

Shortbreed, Pints o’ heavy. McEwans lager. Real Fish & Chips

<deleted>, I’m starving now!

:o

Only family really.

I don't miss anything else too much.

Only family really.

I don't miss anything else too much.

At least one person mentioned something other than consumable comforts :o

Me? I miss rollerblading in lord Stanley's park on a summers day (anyone seeing the beautiful women in Vancouver esp in the summer might agree;) or skiing huge bumps at Whistler in the spring, whilst derailing those annoying "fashionista" snowboarders right over a cliff :D

AND my family... :D :D

Balfours pasties, farmers union iced coffee, custard tarts, vilis pies and pie floaters. Nothing else.

To name a few:

Family

White Castle Hamburgers

Taco Bell fast food

Open road highway driving in my 5.0L Mustang – more power

Snow

Real seasons – Spring, summer, fall, winter – yes I enjoy all four.

Sunday afternoon American football, and NASCAR races

Amish cooking restaurants

24 hour gas stations

The ability to own land

Family.

Clean air.

Courteous drivers.

High-speed internet at home.

A first class Sunday roast preceeded by a couple of real pints and perving at the well endowed barmaid.

Playing golf in the early Spring.

Legal representation.

My merc 500sl

...and Mum who passed on in '98

T.

Good Mexican food.

Reasonably priced wine.

Water you can drink from the tap.

More variety of films at the movie theaters.

Chinese food varieties that are available in the US that are not widely available in Thailand.

Just my family and friends everything else in the U.K i can live without. :o

Again? :D

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...ndpost&p=373231

My old food list:

Branston Pickle - now got loads, thanks

Marmite - ditto, fridge full

Crumpets

Oxford Landing Aussie Shiraz

Boags Export lager (Tasmanian)

Shreddies breakfast cereal

PG Tips pyramid tea bags

Farrows Marrowfat Peas

Fray Bentos Steak and Kidney pie

Cadbury's Cream Eggs

Tunnock's Caramel Wafers

Sarson's Vinegar

Pickled beetroot - now found a source :o

Twiglets

Beef flavoured crisps

Stone's Ginger Wine

plus of course my mum, the cats, the car, flat roads, quiet neighbours, a feeling of belonging...

At least one person mentioned something other than consumable comforts  :o

Me? I miss rollerblading in lord Stanley's park on a summers day (anyone seeing the beautiful women in Vancouver esp in the summer might agree;) or skiing huge bumps at Whistler in the spring

Can agree with all of the above- especially Stanley park on a sunny day. Unfortunately, the traffic in the park on a sunny day would make me homesick for BKK! :D

english marmite (some members say you can get it here, but I've never seen it)

crumbly cheeses like cheshire, wensleydale, caerphilly etc

monster munch

walkers salt and vinegar

cod and chips

going to Elland Road

sunday newspapers

real ale

irony

but, on the whole, none of this is enough to consider making me want to live there again.

Anybody else missing anything in life???

Big bags of real potato chips...

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200, 300 and 400 gram bags of joy, not like the 70 gram-excuse-of-a-bag they have here. :o

There's plenty of advocados here.

Where is here? :o I understand avocados grow up north but very rarely get them in Phuket. I just find that they are very nutritious for me, like my body actually needs to eat them. Any ideas on where to get a regular supply?

The veggie lady on the road between Mimmi's restaurant and Naiharn Beach has some lovely avocadoes. Big and very rich!! Try there.

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There's plenty of advocados here.

Where is here? :o I understand avocados grow up north but very rarely get them in Phuket. I just find that they are very nutritious for me, like my body actually needs to eat them. Any ideas on where to get a regular supply?

The veggie lady on the road between Mimmi's restaurant and Naiharn Beach has some lovely avocadoes. Big and very rich!! Try there.

:D:D:D:D:D:D thankyou Goldenbead!

I may have this the wrong way round, but then I am on the other side of the globe...

I miss my twice weekly trips to the Jungle Bar on the Soi just off river Kwae road. H would cook me up a steak and kidney pie, or mince meat sometimes, that he bought over in Hua Hin, and we´d sit and chat for hours.

Those pies were brilliant.

Actually, shortly before I left, I heard that the original Pie makers were selling their business to someone else... This is a bout a year and a half ago. ANybody know somehting?

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I may have this the wrong way round, but then I am on the other side of the globe...

I miss my twice weekly trips to the Jungle Bar on the Soi just off river Kwae road. H would cook me up a steak and kidney pie, or mince meat sometimes,    that he bought over in Hua Hin, and we´d sit and chat for hours.

Those pies were brilliant.

Actually, shortly before I left, I heard that the original Pie makers were selling their business to someone else... This is a bout a year and a half ago. ANybody know somehting?

Hi Kayo,

Don't know about those pies.... but there are a fewAussies' on Phuket making brilliant pies. maybe you can get them mail order? :o

Ps. Any luck with the Atitlan UFO research?

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