Thailand – How I First Came Here
I first came to Thailand in 2004 and I came here more of less by accident. I had travelled a lot in Europe: Russia, Western Europe, Scandinavia, North Africa and north South America, but I had never got around to travelling to Asia.
Posted by Owen Jones Date: Saturday, April 24, 2010
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Tags: england, entertainment, europe, leisure, other, recreation, self help.advice, student, travel, travel tips, UK, uk visa, Uncategorized, work
Gold Coins
Gold coins are extremely beautiful items and collecting them goes back to when coins were first issued in pre-Roman Europe. However, it was only in the Middle Ages that the hoarding of gold coins became a leisure pursuit amongst the aristocracy and merchants who could afford to save such valuable items for their beauty and historical importance alone.
Posted by Owen Jones Date: Saturday, March 13, 2010
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Thailand: My First Night in Pattaya
It was seven-ish and I was sitting in a pleasant-enough room overlooking the front entrance to the pub above which I had just moved in. The pub was the Pig and Whistle on Soi 7 in Pattaya. Across the way was a large hole, which they were hoping to build a hotel in and next door to that, right opposite me, was a tiny bar with one woman sitting on a stool outside it. Not that there was a wall there, it was open on two sides. The Soi was lovely and peaceful, I thought. I also thought that I might go and sit in that little bar and talk to that woman, if my friend was late, because I would definitely see him arrive from two metres away, the width of the Soi.
Posted by Owen Jones Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009
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About Power Screwdrivers
Have you ever had to deal with a stubborn screw that just would not go into the material as easily as you wanted? How about one that would not come out for you either? This is annoying as well as time wasting. Electric screwdrivers are a great resolution for these problems. They are very effective and inexpensive.
Posted by Colin Jones Date: Saturday, December 19, 2009
Categories: DIY
Tags: apprenticeships, careers, carpentry, family, genealogy, history, other, small business, social issues, sociology, tools, UK, Uncategorized, wales, woodwork