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Happy City Index 2025
Part time entertainment, along with music, movies, food, travel and sports. Things we buy make us happy for awhile, but none of them for long. The same with being able to pay your bills. The real happiness comes from having people around you that love and respect you for who you are, which is why so many aren't happy. Those things are the hardest to come by, as money can buy the others, and having a lot of money doesn't make anyone happy for long. Making love isn't like having sex. One can be bought, one has to be earned. Buying sex makes you happy for a short time. Making love with someone who reciprocates lasts a lot longer. Being healthy makes you happy and is another thing money can't buy. Having health care when needed helps also. Having real friends is another. Money can buy fake friends anywhere, but real friends come from shared times. Living where you are comfortable and having no fear of being thrown out is another reason to be happy. -
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Crime Indian Tourist Found Dead on Koh Samet with Head Bound in Plastic Bag
You forgot tied hands behind back Door hanging does not happen often, but one of my best friends did this in soi 80, no hands tied -
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Ayutthaya High-Speed Rail Station Plans Threaten World Heritage Status
UNESCO experts examining the Ayutthaya site | Photo via pr.railway/Facebook Plans for a high-speed rail station in Ayutthaya have raised concerns about potential threats to the city's UNESCO World Heritage status. The Ayutthaya Historical Park, a World Heritage Site since 1991, sits close to the proposed location of the new Ayutthaya station, part of the expansive Thailand-Laos-China railway project. This has led to fears about possible visual and structural impacts on the ancient ruins. Veeris Ammarapala, Governor of the State Railway of Thailand (SRT), stated that a Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) was conducted by experts from the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) and the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). These organisations, acting as advisory bodies to the World Heritage Committee, evaluated the site in January. Their report ruled out rerouting the rail line around Ayutthaya, but suggested modifications to the track height and station design to ensure minimal visibility from within the historical park. To mitigate impacts, the panel recommended collaboration among key agencies, including the Department of Rail Transport, the Fine Arts Department, and tourism officials, to address both indirect and long-term implications. Proposed strategies include coordinated urban planning around the station and infrastructure enhancements to align with anticipated tourism growth. This would involve improving transport links between the new rail station and key historic sites, and potentially restricting access to sensitive areas of the heritage site to manage tourist traffic properly. Efforts to minimise disruption to Ayutthaya while facilitating modern infrastructure developments highlight the delicate balance between preservation and progress. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-19 -
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Ship carrying 200 people hits the Brooklyn Bridge as search and rescue operation underway
I see. I missed the " " marks. So sorry. -
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dying from cancer at home in Thailand
I have no personal experience with it, but apparently CBD oil is used for pain management. And since it's now legal in Thailand, it should be easy to obtain. Maybe some of the shops selling it even have some expertise in how to administer it for pain management for cancer.
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