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**easypokergonj** · 05-07-2006, 08:38 AM

There is no Asian market in Newport and I have not tried eating at the Thai Kitchen yet. I hope to do that this week. A monthly trip to Knoxville or maybe Asheville, NC, would not be a problem. She will have her own bedroom. It's not a large room, but certainly adequate. Our home is a double-wide trailer in a nice residential neighborhood. Karen and I do not have children at home, so most of the time it will be just the three of us. We miss having teens in the house. During my previous marriage, about 12 years ago, I hosted a young lady from Berlin. We have a son who is 10 who will be here during the summer and at Christmas. Our other children are on their own, but will visit on occasion. So no, we will not be sending any children overseas in return. She currently attends a rather large school. I have looked at their website, but I can't read much of it as it is in Thai. The photos were neat to look at though.

Jim Hekel
Newport, Tennessee

05-07-2006, 08:38 AM	#9
easypokergonj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	There is no Asian market in Newport and I have not tried eating at the Thai Kitchen yet. I hope to do that this week. A monthly trip to Knoxville or maybe Asheville, NC, would not be a problem. She will have her own bedroom. It's not a large room, but certainly adequate. Our home is a double-wide trailer in a nice residential neighborhood. Karen and I do not have children at home, so most of the time it will be just the three of us. We miss having teens in the house. During my previous marriage, about 12 years ago, I hosted a young lady from Berlin. We have a son who is 10 who will be here during the summer and at Christmas. Our other children are on their own, but will visit on occasion. So no, we will not be sending any children overseas in return. She currently attends a rather large school. I have looked at their website, but I can't read much of it as it is in Thai. The photos were neat to look at though. Jim Hekel Newport, Tennessee
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