I shot a quick video in the same park, on the same bench that I did 4 months ago when I first landed in Bangkok and “started my new life” in Thailand.
In that time, well, shoot, in just the last 4 weeks, things have changed. Life is *different*… The world has changed!!! Talk about an understatement, eh?
The Corona Virus/COVID-19 headlines simply don’t stop.
I needed to head out of the house to go see a doctor as it was day 2 of some ear pain and that’s about as long as I go before having an ENT physician have a look inside.
Short answer: I have no ear infection and my insurance I have covered it all – direct billing.
I’m pausing to really focus on what I ‘have’ not what I don’t. I might be dilusional but I think I’m clear headed enough to be able to KNOW that I am blessed to have everything I *need* and still things that I want.
So, at 4 months in the kingdom, I still really like Thailand. I am treated well, feel safe and truly hope that wherever YOU are you’re safe and happy.
Live the Dream!
~mikes
Why is the camera shaking so much?
you’re more than welcome. sorry about the camera work. honored you watched! all the best.
Live My Ass Off …thanks. Interesting talk
Cuz I’m lame and when my Moza gimbal died over a week ago, I haven’t replaced it. My caffeinated arm was all I had today 🙁
thumbs up
Curious about the insurance company you’re using. Glad to see you’re safe.
https://www.pacificcrosshealth.com/en/ ask for Stephen Andrew McDermott • stephen.m@th.pacificcrosshealth.com
Is it possible to drive a car to Singapore from Thailand and sell it there for bigger money?
I have the green book.
possible, yes. financially beneficial? doubtful. car must be < 3 years old. need to assume any buyer already has their Certificate(s) [many times > $40,000] and then that the emissions will meet Singapore standards. then add on the import duty plus sales tax of ~7%. The Singaporeans that can afford cars aren’t really focused on used ones. the Cert only lasts 10 years and then you basically have the car sold/destroyed.