Sun 12 Feb 2012 by Kay McMahon © 2006
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Kay adds:
“Construction and demolition seem to be an everyday feature of life in Thailand. The land for the hotel building in the background was cleared of other buildings eighteen months ago, but construction didn’t really get under way until about six months ago.
“I liked the way this picture fell into a neat array of past, present
Here are the cases dealt with on Ruth’s page for September 2006.
My mother is dying in the UK – how do I prepare the children?How horrible for you, much more than it may be for the children. This is your mother with all the memories of all you were to each other. I hope that you are dealing with it OK.
There are so many things to consider here; your letter says it is not necessary for you
Hello, and welcome to those who have joined up since our last newsletter.
In this issue This week: Self-prescription Virtual Snacks Bizarre Searches Quotation and joke This weekWhat do you do when you fall ill? Do you shrug it off and wait for it to run its course? Do you book the first available appointment with your doctor? Or do you try to work out yourself what’s wrong with you, find out what you need to treat it, and go round to the chemist’s to buy
British Expat Newsletter:
27 September 2006
Hello, and welcome to those who have joined up since our last newsletter.
In this issue This week: Art Virtual Snacks Bizarre Searches Quotation and joke This weekI started an online art course recently – a Foundation in Art and Design – and already it’s affected how I see things. I’m looking at things in a different way – shapes, textures, architectural detail – and noticing things I maybe would’ve missed before.
A lot of BE members are interested in art too. Several attend art classes. Personally
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