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I was hoping this might George W bush or some other celbrity vegetable. Oh well never mind.

So far all my dogs have been adopted, whether it be Uk, Bahrain or Dubai. It will be the same when we come to HH permanently, we will take a local dog of whatever type makes my wife smile with joy. Anyone who takes in a dog, good on you.

I think I misunderstood what girl friendly meant as well. I reckon we don't mean for lady travelling on her own. Correct? New to H and still learning the rules and the lingo. ps when do i get to add a tag line ot my posts?

I live next door (when in HH) so if you go, keep the noise down!!!!! Kidding. The food is excellent and the service is flawless.

Sounds like it is not so different from anywhere else in the world, except for the abundance of very pretty women. Note that not all the bar girls are minging, indeed some of them are a lot of fun and you can call a halt any time you want to. You should keep us all informed of your success when it h...

I always make a point of obviously taking my shoulder bag with me when in long run taxis or similar, and that is anywhere in the world, not just Thailand. BTW fanny pack has a very different meaning in glasgow, and the phrase always makes me smile.

I came over last October, first visit to HH, it rained nearly every day, and the flooding outside the mai tai bar was mighty impressive. I still fell in love with the place though, and came back in Jan and March this year, weather better, beach looks fantastic, warm air to enjoy a good beer in. But ...

TheATV park close to Cha Am is very good. The dude will do you a cheap pickup and return in his mini van if you book in advance. The one hour cross country safari on quad was brilliant fun, and you can have a beer when you get back, but a tad pricey when you have to pay for the whole family (typical...

It could be a very average sized one eyed trouser snake, called Wodewick

Flu is a great excuse to be pampered by one's better half. To go further, am I supposed to get any vaccinations before coming to HH?

I would like to sympathise with your feelings and wish you speedy cheering up. I have felt like this recently too, probably a lot milder, mainly due to the chore of working where I currently live (dubai). I cheered up a lot when I bought my place in HH, HH being my change of scenery and happy place....

I found it by word of mouth when I was over on holiday last year. Now I have bought a house and will be around frequently until I can retire and move here permanently. Tuppence in Dubai