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what i miss about past life

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after 12yrs

i dont miss ex wife

i dont miss going to pub with mates and getting drunk

i dont miss the sweet easy girls

i dont miss roast lamb dinner

i dont miss vegemite

i miss a tin of corned beef with sweet mustard pickles

am i going strange

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  • Nothing. From my point of view, Northern Thailand is a good place to live. The problems here I can deal with. What I dislike most about the USA is the number of petty rules and regulations that ar

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    sweeping across the plain's,my horse,[a good one],just behind Ghengis,swords raised,as we descended on the ancient and ,now doomed city of Merv.

  • I do not miss the snow I do not miss the 9-5 I do not miss XL western women I miss a good pizza

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I do not miss the snow

I do not miss the 9-5

I do not miss XL western women

I miss a good pizza

I miss the ex missus err i mean another fellows missus.

Dont miss snow or cold winds.

miss corned beef but i save every baht that i beg so i can again afford to buy from big c

opaled!!!....You dont miss Vegemite?..w00t.gif

I do miss a Pie and peas...also

Miss:

-Proper German Döner Kebabs

-Cola-Weizen beer

Don't miss:

-Miserable weather

-Serious people

-High cost of living

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Don't miss

1 ex witch

2 high cost of living

3 regulations

Do miss

Camping in the outback

vegemite

and a nice clean countryside

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Nothing.

From my point of view, Northern Thailand is a good place to live.

The problems here I can deal with.

What I dislike most about the USA is the number of petty rules and regulations that are enforced with zero-tolerance.

As a kid growing up in semi-rural New York State, we would often ride in the back of pickup trucks. Then things changed and it became illegal. Then things changed again and I came to Thailand.

I hope I don't see any more changes.

Going back to England in April for 2 weeks for the first time in 13 years, miss family and friends a bit, but for lifestyle nothing really except......

skyping mother- Mother (83 but still on her feet), 'You'll be alright, you can buy Thai food from the supermarkets or the restaurants'

'No! Mother, I love Thai food but I haven't eaten a Yorkshire pudding for 13 years, some beef with gravy, horse radish, shepherds pie, fish and chips' ...to taste once more would, or hopefully will, be so nice..please some home cooking....

And a long sunset....( family home in Penzance, right on the sea)

after 12yrs

i dont miss ex wife

i dont miss going to pub with mates and getting drunk

i dont miss the sweet easy girls

i dont miss roast lamb dinner

i dont miss vegemite

i miss a tin of corned beef with sweet mustard pickles

am i going strange

are you posting from the afterlife?

ASDA pizzas, ready to put in the oven.

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2 for 4gbp

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sweeping across the plain's,my horse,[a good one],just behind Ghengis,swords raised,as we descended on the ancient and ,now doomed city of Merv.

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ASDA pizzas, ready to put in the oven.

2 for 4gbp

With a lifestyle like that, why did you ever leave?

There is no reason not to make your own mustard pickle- takes time vegetable soaking in brine etc

I would suggest buying English mustard powder ( Colmans ) the local one does not quite taste the same.

Lots of recipes on the net.

Corned beef you can buy here

Then you can sit down, a nice loaf, your homemade pickle , corned beef and maybe some cheese- and treat yourself to some Bitter.

Bliss!

Going back to England in April for 2 weeks for the first time in 13 years, miss family and friends a bit, but for lifestyle nothing really except......

skyping mother- Mother (83 but still on her feet), 'You'll be alright, you can buy Thai food from the supermarkets or the restaurants'

'No! Mother, I love Thai food but I haven't eaten a Yorkshire pudding for 13 years, some beef with gravy, horse radish, shepherds pie, fish and chips' ...to taste once more would, or hopefully will, be so nice..please some home cooking....

And a long sunset....( family home in Penzance, right on the sea)

13 years? ??

A proper fish and chip shop. Plaice, cod, scampi, battered sossies, burgers, black pudding and the list goes on...

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Tying my shoelaces.

Dont miss

The nanny state looking over my shoulder

Peoples sense of entitlement

Everything shutting at 5.30 pm

Do miss

Vitamin shops

Fish and chip shops

Mini dim sims

Maybe the one thing I miss about England, is being able to buy cod and chips in the paper, any evening I felt like it.

BUT..............big surprise.............an Aussie called Harry has just opened up a Western style fish and chip shop in Udon. Cod or Haddock and chips, mushy peas, curry sauce, and all the other bits that a good fish and chip shop should sell.

BLISS

Corned Beef is easy to make. Look for the method on Google.

I miss,

nandos chicken

clean beaches and nature

wildlife

fishing

Barbies

camping

rotto with the family

the clear blue sky and stars at night

comfortable driving

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What do I miss in the United States that I can't find here in Thailand?

The freedom of Speech to say as I please, with out feer of being thrown in Jail

on trumped up charges. The right to free Assembly. The right to a speedy trial by a Jury

of my peers. My Armada Rights. The right to own property. Freedom of the press.

A decent Pizza made from scratch. Taco Bell. Clean streets litter free. People who

can drive a car , and stay in their own lanes. Freedom from martial law. Standard sizes

plumbing, good water hoes, and fixtures. Cheese at a reasonable price. Beef at a reasonable price.

Potato chips un- vacuumed packed, and full. Cereal at a reasonable price. Sidewalks that is

meant for walking on and smooth, free of food carts and stands. Free of beggars, and hookers.

Free of stray dogs and cats! These are just a few of the things I miss. So Why do I like about

being in Thailand? Cost of living cheaper here. I can save about 60,000 baht a month here, where as

back in the States maybe 15,000 baht a month. I like the small Wit Del shops scattered around the

countryside, a meal for 30 baht. The weather when smoke free, a bicycle ride in the country.

Man up the real deal is Marmite! Vegemite weak crap from Australia! And I don't miss it because friends bring me Red Cross parcels with it in along with other delights.

I don't miss the cold.

The rain

The grey cloths

Rates

I do miss having my ticket out of there. That a feeling I missed!

opaled!!!....You dont miss Vegemite?..

Probably because you can buy it here. blink.png

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