How Can I Trim Down My Living Expenses In Chiang Mai.

[haybilly]

I do think that some of us are taking the reply about ditching the kids just a touch too seriously-although, many of us with kids must admit that there have been times when you wish you could do just that-or, really, is that just me?

If so,I must be a real bad parent.

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[mascarakatze]

stop living

[WinnieTheKhwai]

I do think that some of us are taking the reply about ditching the kids just a touch too seriously-although, many of us with kids must admit that there have been times when you wish you could do just that-or, really, is that just me?

If so,I must be a real bad parent.

I could see it in the West when your life is truly over (well, 'changed') after having kids. Here though there tend to be enough people around to take care of them for a bit, while you go enjoy yourself somewhere.

Does not reduce the costs, though, but buys you some quality personal time.

[elektrified]

Wow stopping by Europe. Did you know that Europe is NOT a country. Gosh wife and mom I can't get over it

(t)roll on...

I don't understand the sarcasm and trolling either. He obviously doesn't have kids.

[BradinAsia]

Lots of good advice here.

A lot of folks waste a lot of money on aircon. I notice that some of my neighbors run

the aircon all night. One of my neighbors spent 7,900 baht on electric last month. My

Electric was 2,400 and same size condo.

I found that it's very cool out on the balcony from 10 p.m. to about 7 a.m. So I open the

bedroom window, put a big fan in front of the window to draw in all that nice cool air

from outside. Very nice and cool all night.

I try not to notice all the noise from my neighbors running their aircon all night... Hehe.

[Khun Watchaporn]

Really it's like losing weight,

Which is simply done my eating less and moving more... Hardly rocket science, but something which many not so bright humans who want the end result don't want to do, so try to find other much more complex ways.

Point being.... Choice sacrafices from what you are spending money on.

Simple.... but perhaps inconvenient. So must find otherways!

Edited May 9, 2013 by Khun Watchaporn

[OldChinaHam]

Now 4:14 not yet dawn.

I am dreaming of wheels of Gorgonzola.

But I know

Gorgonzola does not go well with ham.

Thanks for nothing

I gave up dairy 10 years ago

But thank you for the suggestion.

If I wish to stay on the dairy wagon

I only need remind myself

The US Gov has prostituted itself

To lobbyists

To thoughtlessly encourage consumption of huge quantities of stockpiled cheese, in the past.

Poor quality cheese on everything

To moms who now waddle

Weird that so many Americans love their American Cheese

When a significant bunch simultaneously fear consumption of

Government supplied fluoride in their water supply.

Americans are a weird bunch

They do not mass market or consume science at the grass roots level

They are truly full of cheese as Mark Twain loved to point out to them.

More beans for me.

And not a hint of fluorine

In my Thai water.

Don't worry.

That is only the fluorine.

[OldChinaHam]

The above image is provided by UC Davis.

Don't fear science!.

(I'm speaking to those American snake charmers. You know, your "cousins")

Thank you again though

For the Very Good

Gorgonzola suggestion.

[bobl]

I do think that some of us are taking the reply about ditching the kids just a touch too seriously-although, many of us with kids must admit that there have been times when you wish you could do just that-or, really, is that just me?

If so,I must be a real bad parent.

Are these yours?