Could be a good life but...luxury?
Comparative. Relative.
Beats a Thai charter.
https://m.apolloduck.com/boat.phtml?id=555810
Here you go. All set up and in your neck of the woods.
Robby how about an intro, where are you from?
Up at 5am.
Coffee
Dump
Smoke
Check email
Gym at 7am
More coffee
Wait for cleaners to bugger off
Shower
Check news and sport
Try to sleep
Masturbate
Get dressed
Go to city to pick up visa ext
Meet mate for supper
Consider job offer
Tuk Tuk home
Check TD at 8pm
I have a suspicion you're not the only TD member who has buggered off with the cleaners.
Consider job offer...
RAMBO?
Effing DIY!
I can't be bothered going through all the posts so if this has been said then just ignore.
I retired from work and moved to Thailand back in early 2006 but found it very difficult to settle into a routine of doing whatever I, or the wife, wanted. After several months I did get into a good routine of managing my vegetable garden but it didn't occupy more than half a day at most. I had plenty of little hobbies back in the UK that occupied after-work hours but nothing substantial that could take up more time because it wasn't available. I ended up going back to work after 18 months and have continued working since albeit with 3 months a year break in Thailand.
Whilst working, since returning from Thailand, I have tried to find different hobbies that I would like to spend more time doing and have now reached the stage of wanting to retire in Thailand to pursue those hobbies. The hobbies were deliberately chosen to be things I have never bothered with or not since childhood. I have taken up Photography, Piano and Fishing. Although I did fish in my youth, the other two were completely new to me and I considered myself hopelessly ignorant of both during my life. That was the main trigger for me, learning something completely new before I end up as food for the worms...
You don't have to pick an expensive hobby (photography can be a real drain on funds) and you don't have to be good at the one(s) you pick; remember no-one but you cares a damn how good you are. The only thing is that you must be interested enough to keep the hobby going. As an example, I am completely useless at music despite being able to read it and play all the major and minor scales. I spend only 30 minutes a day playing the scales, happy as pie to play simple pieces but still waiting for all that practice to click into place. It never will until I am in Thailand and playing 3-4 hours a day, which will never happen because it will ruin my fishing and vegetable growing and photography days.
Does any of that make sense?
^ Good one
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