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07-28-2006, 08:00 AM
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stastony
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As one begins to "age", The party aspect of the young takes on different priorities. Sanuk is still sanuk;but in different ways. Imagine being in your late 30s or later and still going to the clubs ummm think that good looking singer will come to your table:O
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Just a thought !!!
What I am saying is wanting to go to another country because of one aspect might get you there;but once you start to earn a living and get older other things become more important.
I guess it all depends. My friend left Thailand because she could not see herself living a life there without being financially well off.
She misses her family and Thailand very much and worries about her sisters. She talks about working there without many benefits, paid sick leave, paid vacation time, maternity leave,etc.
A good boss is a must, no matter how good a job is.
Another person I know has a skilled job in BKK . Wants to learn more to advance in their work. Another one is a nursing instructor in Chiang Mai, Long hours, but it is a duty to perform.
Another graduated from the university with a MA degree in Journalism. Could not find work .Now operates a business with her family.
Just some insights on other people's lifes from Thailand. Sounds pretty much the same worldwide to me.
Good luck on your decision!
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