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Meth: a Ticking Timebomb Gone Viral

by Dr Gonzo

Rated: 18+ · Book · Biographical · #2258138

This is my blog & my hope, writing daily will help me see my progress and log supporters.

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Kåre Enga in Montana

Oct 1, 2024 at 5:12pm
In response to "When in Rome"

20,000 baht would've been 3 months rent for me. Yes, the Thai approach to "rules" is disturbing.

Paradise has its thorns.

Kåre Enga in Montana

Sep 27, 2024 at 1:18pm
In response to "Magic Happens"

Beyond our PRESENT scope of understanding... "present" is key. There were many civilizations of the past that had knowledge we no longer remember.

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Sep 27, 2024 at 10:21am
In response to "Magic Happens"

When humans have no understanding of something maybe there is a reason.

Kåre Enga in Montana

Sep 19, 2024 at 5:01pm
In response to "A Cure for Psychosis"

I slept better next to Pan. Reality can trump fantasy.

I paid 6.500 baht. Small place but very convenient. Pan arranged it. What a blessing.

I had to keep my place in Montana because it's cheap as long as I don't move. Two places = ~18.000.

I expect to pay about 10.000 should I return.

QueenNormaJean Let's Go!Go!Go!

Sep 14, 2024 at 4:27pm
In response to "Me to Us"

Oh - by the way, my grandchildren have a Thai father. Just an aside.

QueenNormaJean Let's Go!Go!Go!

Sep 14, 2024 at 4:25pm
In response to "Me to Us"

Well to have found someone who 'gets you', that is rare indeed. Good luck. Love is hard to find.

Kåre Enga in Montana

Sep 13, 2024 at 2:39am
In response to "Me to Us"

Pannya... also from Isaan, from SiSaket.

I really like Isaan. It resembles the US Midwest in some ways. People are kinder and less jaded than in touristy areas.

severed head

Sep 12, 2024 at 10:52pm
In response to "Me to Us"

So good to read something this positive. I hope it all turns out the way you'd like it to.

Pychotogenx

Sep 9, 2024 at 6:15am
In response to "The First Sign of Madness"

That's funny, I pay 200$ an hour here in America for Psyhotherapy. You'd think you'd be able to save a little coin over the pond.

My Inner conflict involves any extra hours I have outside of working. I'm a construction superintendent with Project manager responsibilities. Demo-finish for Commercial and Multi-Family projects. I always feel bad if I'm taking time away from work and therefor my vision of building my "compound" and owning a Porsche 911 turbo. Guilt, I guess for being stagnant.

Pychotogenx

Sep 9, 2024 at 6:06am
In response to "The Girl Who Fell from Heaven"

I'm happy for you, brother. I literally just went through this, except I got a bad vibe and ran.(probably way different with American women) Just manage your expectations.

July 7, 2024 at 12:09pm

#1073641

The Wish

Yesterday, I was talking to an entity I call Cranky Pants. He is always down, and no matter how much I tried to cheer him up, he wasn't buying it. So I told him if I had only one wish, I would give it to him. This piqued his interest somewhat, especially when I began questioning him about what he would do with his one wish.

I ran through the usual things that one would consider...happiness? No. Money? No. Friends? No. World peace? A cure for cancer? He still wasn't smiling, so I ran through a few lesser wishes he might want...but nothing I suggested worked for him. I then told him how good I would have felt if I had given him my one wish. So I suggested that he could give away his wish, and when I told him what a beautiful thing that would be for him to do, he smiled and nodded in agreement.

I said how cool it would be if the person he gave his wish to gave it away to another person... and so on until that one wish brought happiness to all eight billion people on planet Earth. It occurred to me that my one wish would eventually arrive back where it began and repeat its journey all over again...one wish bringing endless happiness to the world.

Of course, Cranky Pants changed his mind about what he wanted to do with his wish. I didn't bother to ask him any more questions about what he would do with it.

For a while, I felt a bit down. As if anyone would give away a wish, especially if they had only one. But then it occurred to me that I wouldn't have had a clue what I would wish for anyway...but I'm sure that if I did, it wouldn't have brought me as much joy as if I had just given it away.

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