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Just a regular guy who lives in a place called Phuket (Paradise) and loving it.. I work from home..so that is very cool!
Russell Birtwistle
skype: russellbirtwistle
Tags: biz, fun, home, paradise, retire, sun, thailand, wonderfull, work
December 25th, 2008 at 10:18 am
Hi again Russell… Boy U do get around a bit don’t U I Often thought about visiting Thailand and Phuket comes to mind as a possible 2 week Holiday destination.. If I do go to your neck of the woods then I wonder if U would show me the sites my friend… Eh U could put us up even.. Only kidding … But U could advise us on the best resorts to stay in let us know o.k. Take care now Catch U on Skype real soon now … C Ya from me AndyC in U.K.
December 25th, 2008 at 10:18 am
Good video nice guy.
December 25th, 2008 at 10:18 am
Great information Russell! I will be flying to Thailand to visit a former Army boss in Mukdahan for a few weeks. Then, in August, I will attend a TEFL school on Phuket. I live in Michigan after retiring from the Army – bad economy, boring jobs – Thailand sounds pretty good right now! I just hope the TEFL school goes well.
December 25th, 2008 at 10:18 am
Russel, thanks for the video. I also have been to many place, and now believe Thailand is the place for me. Of all countries I’ve been to, it reminds me most of my home country, Canada, friendly people, relaxed, nice place…however, Thailand seems better.
I now live in California, work in computers, so maybe I can do as you, work in Thailand, all I need is a phone line and an internet connection.
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