An Old Guy Going Home - Advice Please
#32
Re: An Old Guy Going Home - Advice Please
Something suspect??
I placed some straight forward questions for advice and received a few very constructive answers including your Sans (sorry) and then the topic was taken off thread and I tried to bring it back......
I know I'm new to EP, but what must I do? I can't phrase every word to satisy everyone's curiosity and I really do fail to see anything suspect.
Let me make it crystal clear. I'm an old guy planning to go home and welcome....GENUINELY welcome advice.
PLEASE, refrain from making statements that might prevent people from posting - it's not fair.
Thanks very much
I placed some straight forward questions for advice and received a few very constructive answers including your Sans (sorry) and then the topic was taken off thread and I tried to bring it back......
I know I'm new to EP, but what must I do? I can't phrase every word to satisy everyone's curiosity and I really do fail to see anything suspect.
Let me make it crystal clear. I'm an old guy planning to go home and welcome....GENUINELY welcome advice.
PLEASE, refrain from making statements that might prevent people from posting - it's not fair.
Thanks very much
#35
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As for the thread, I`m sure you`ll get most of the answers that you are looking for little by little.
#36
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I'm sure I'll get the answers I need - I have been doing considerable research here today and have found many similarities. Thanks for being positive.
Last edited by catch22; Feb 23rd 2009 at 2:54 pm.
#37
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lol indeed - when Catch22 came out, people were saying, "Well, World War II wasn't like this." But when the USA got tangled up in Vietnam, it became a sort of text for the consciousness of that time. They say fiction can't change anything, but it can certainly organise a generation's consciousness.
I'm sure I'll get the answers I need - I have been doing considerable research here today and have found many similarities. Thanks for being positive.
I'm sure I'll get the answers I need - I have been doing considerable research here today and have found many similarities. Thanks for being positive.
#38
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Sure will Jules. Just concerned that as a newcomer who no-one knows anything about, such a negative remark as 'something suspect about this thread' which is completely unwarranted, will automatically put some people off from giving advice.
#39
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Do you have any ideas what area of UK you would like to return to?
I ask because you would be entitled to help from housing associations i think. Especially for over 55's sheltered housing, but i have heard it depends on the area how much is available.
I ask because you would be entitled to help from housing associations i think. Especially for over 55's sheltered housing, but i have heard it depends on the area how much is available.
#40
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Thanks for stopping by - much appreciated.
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Yours seems to be a very unusual story and so people are bound to ask about your background, as you will appreciate when you have explored more of the forums British Expats has to offer.
We do have a Far East forum as well, here, if you wanted to contribute in an area where you feel your story would be more "on topic"
Welcome to our midst, by the way!
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For the benefit of some of the other posters on this thread - just becuse someone doesn't open up with their life story staightaway, you don't have to be so offputting. We were all new to forms once, remember
Last edited by Pollyana; Feb 23rd 2009 at 3:47 pm.
#42
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Unfortunately thats the nature of forums, especially when - as in this thread - people are giving info and asking questions from genuine interest, but they aren't havng their curiosity satisfied
Yours seems to be a very unusual story and so people are bound to ask about your background, as you will appreciate when you have explored more of the forums British Expats has to offer.
We do have a Far East forum as well, here, if you wanted to contribute in an area where you feel your story would be more "on topic"
Welcome to our midst, by the way!
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For the benefit of some of the other posters on this thread - just becuse someone doesn't open up with their life story staightaway, you don't have to be so offputting. We were all new to forms once, remember
Yours seems to be a very unusual story and so people are bound to ask about your background, as you will appreciate when you have explored more of the forums British Expats has to offer.
We do have a Far East forum as well, here, if you wanted to contribute in an area where you feel your story would be more "on topic"
Welcome to our midst, by the way!
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For the benefit of some of the other posters on this thread - just becuse someone doesn't open up with their life story staightaway, you don't have to be so offputting. We were all new to forms once, remember
Personally, I don't think my situation would be more 'on topic' in a Far East forum because my post is not about the Far East, it's about an old guy who's looking for advice re going home
#43
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Will stop replying for now - it's midnight Thai time.
Thanks to all who have responded.
Thanks to all who have responded.
#44
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Also, the Rover's Return is a bit more appropriate for the life in Thailand chat, I think.
I admire people who leave the cushy life to work for little pay in rough parts of the world. I'm sure you got a lot out of it, so I wouldn't call it sacrifice, but it's very worthwhile.
Bev
I admire people who leave the cushy life to work for little pay in rough parts of the world. I'm sure you got a lot out of it, so I wouldn't call it sacrifice, but it's very worthwhile.
Bev
#45
Re: An Old Guy Going Home - Advice Please
Something suspect??
I placed some straight forward questions for advice and received a few very constructive answers including your Sans (sorry) and then the topic was taken off thread and I tried to bring it back......
I know I'm new to EP, but what must I do? I can't phrase every word to satisy everyone's curiosity and I really do fail to see anything suspect.
Let me make it crystal clear. I'm an old guy planning to go home and welcome....GENUINELY welcome advice.
PLEASE, refrain from making statements that might prevent people from posting - it's not fair.
Thanks very much
I placed some straight forward questions for advice and received a few very constructive answers including your Sans (sorry) and then the topic was taken off thread and I tried to bring it back......
I know I'm new to EP, but what must I do? I can't phrase every word to satisy everyone's curiosity and I really do fail to see anything suspect.
Let me make it crystal clear. I'm an old guy planning to go home and welcome....GENUINELY welcome advice.
PLEASE, refrain from making statements that might prevent people from posting - it's not fair.
Thanks very much
Best to just anjoy and chew the fat