Dear Family , friends and fans i just want to say a big thank you for all the help from the one's that could help thank you very much, we made it to WA. things have been really bizzy scene we got here, many blessing to every one and happy holidays..
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
we need you help....
Dear family-friends and fans
"i need you help"
here is a note from my daughter any and all help would be highly appreciated...
"i need you help"
here is a note from my daughter any and all help would be highly appreciated...
Hey everyone, please help bring my dad
closer to me. it has been 29 years since we lived in the same city together and
I would love to have him and my sister close. My dad wants to get out of the
Midwest. A gypsy hippie does not belong in the mid west. he belongs here in
Washington with all of us earthy, outdoorsy, open minded welcoming community. I
may not have had the opportunity to have a childhood with my father but I want
to have a closer relationship with him and I would like for my daughter and son
to have a growing relationship with him.. Help me give my kids what I couldn't
have.
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thank you from the bottom of our hearts
Monday, August 24, 2015
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Thursday, April 30, 2015
7 Amazing Inexpensive Countries To Live In For A Year
7
Amazing Inexpensive Countries To Live In For A Year
Have you ever thought about chucking
it all and moving to a place where the greenback goes farther? Though many of
us do, the spots we used to consider cheap—the Bahamas in the 1970s, Paris in
the ’60s—aren’t so inexpensive now. Don’t worry. There are still plenty of
places where the slightly well-heeled can live comfortably without giving up an
arm and a leg.
You have the world available to you,
and there are plenty of options for international exploration.
If you have a skill that you can
take with you overseas, like writing or design, or if you’re willing to teach
English, work in a café, or become a tour guide,
you’re in a good position to
live in one of these inexpensive countries.
Thailand
Average Monthly Rent (1 Bedroom): $300
Average Monthly Utilities (Electric, Heating, Water, Garbage): $70
Home to the Songkran festival and
the world’s largest Buddha, there will always be amazing festivities to take
part in. If you choose to plant
yourself in Thailand, you’ll probably run into a bunch of other expats, as it’s
one of the top choices for those wishing to move.
7
Amazing Inexpensive Countries To Live In For A Year - See more at:
http://www.the-open-mind.com/8-amazing-inexpensive-countries-to-live-in-for-a-year-1/#sthash.EKrCA8zw.dpuf
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