Just because you live in a city doesn’t mean you have to stay in the city.
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With things worsening in Western countries, the thoughts about relocating and living in Southeast Asia where things are cheaper and less stressful start looking better and better.
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When you live in a country other than your own, you have the choice to pay attention to the news coming from your home country or ignore it.
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Because of the relaxed zoning and business regulations in most Thailand cities, you can see businesses popping up faster than pimples on a teenager.
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Two of the biggest festivals in Thailand are Songkran and Loy Krathong.
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If you travel or live in Thailand or neighboring Southeast Asian countries you will face having to tune your ear to the accents applied to English words.
Continue ReadingYee Peng Lantern ceremony – Mae Jo, Thailand 2011
The Thais love their festivals and holidays.
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I know many of you viewers have wanted more detailed information and a way to have more contact with me.
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I hear a lot of stories of older foreigners falling in love with young Thais. And then when things don’t work out they are devastated.
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More thoughts on traveling and living in a new country.
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