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As a forum sponsor I often fill the role of advertising this forum. I have asked the proprietor of Jessies's bakery the exact same question as above. He declined.

I can now confirm that the answer is YES.

Yes, Nick. As previously mentioned they freeze very well.

For the convenience of those who may live nearer to Buriram than Prasat, and for those who make regular form us, Jessie's Bakery baguettes and rolls are now available from BuriramPieman.

I have just finished a table, to act as movable shelving under a kitchen worktop. I used the timber from Thai Watsadu. Not bad.

Reminds me of that joke: A woman comes home from the gynecologist and tells her husband that there is some bad news. " I'm sorry darling but he said I can't have sex for 2 months". The husband replies " What did your dentist say?" Back on topic, the fuss over British passports is annoying...

To the OP.... If you enjoy teaching and would like to stay in this area then I have a job for you. No strings attached. I will introduce you to a school in Buriram that are looking for a native English speaker. After the initial introduction you can then decide if it is for you. Correct visas...

Exactly the point. The visas required for work cannot be extended by 30 days. The OP is clearly on atourist visa. Add to that the fact she was "sent" here by an agency and...........well..................????

What visa do you have? What is the basis of your request for 30 day extension? I was a little worried when you first posted about being a teacher here. Your circumstances are not clear but it appears they could be troublesome. Rather not talk about it on an open forum. I have been teaching...

Also, the King did not compose the national anthem. There is another song, called Falling Rain, that pays respect to the King. It is played at many schools, usually on a Friday at home time. At on special Royal occasions. He composed that one.

Both wrong. Getting married legally costs a lot more. The district office may well only ask for 30 baht, but all of the other offices you need to visit cost a lot more. If your wife will agree not to tell the folks, then no need for all of the fuss. My marriage registration cost about...

I stayed at Leena a few years ago. Great place. Clean and tidy, rooms well equipped and very good value for money.

Is Niang her real name??? I only ask because "Niang" is the Khmer word for "Nong", meaning someone younger and also a colloquial term for a waitress. In effect many waitresses in certain parts of Surin and Buriram would answer to the name of "Niang". Just a thought.

Yes, I am.

Couldn't agree more CoCo. We have been in need of staff for ages. Not even people in the village can be bothered, and they would only have to walk about 100 yards to work every morning. As it has turned out I am now going to give up my day job and become a member of staff myself.

It was here in Issan. The results were very tall plants and a few potatoes under the dirt. The problem was the time of planting. They need a good 3 weeks of cold weather to get going. The tyres were in open air but in the shade. With the longer, cooler winters that seem to be happening in Issan...

I've seen it done with old car tyres.

You can renew your DL anywhere you wish. Buriram office and Nang Rong office both accept a letter from the local Police as proof of address. Why not get it done there?

I have commented on many occasions about the false info that Government schools and Private schools are different. They are not. Any school that is registered with OBEC has to follow then same rules. All teachers, Thai or foreign must have a degree to teach. This is the rule of the Teachers...

I'm not that old IB. In fact my Dad was only 11 in 1957.:tongue: I went to the Grand Palace in 2006. Showed Tax ID and Social Security card. I do, however, remember Buriram "farangless". That was in 1998. Could walk about town all day without seeing another westerner.