I miss Seattle; sometimes.
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a related post:
“Descent into SEATAC”
http://jonspnw.wordpress.com/2009/05/05/descent-into-seatac/
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I’ve had the good fortune to live in many far-away places; from Brazil to Tokyo, from London to the Middle East.
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’04 and ’05 I was working in Amman, Jordan; +ten-hour days, seven days a week, eight straight weeks, followed with twelve days off.
Anywhooo, I jus’ by chance happen to hear the Stones: “Time, time, time is on my side, yes it is”; and THEN I realized, NO it’s NOT; so I QUIT, and ended a thirty-five year career in Construction Management.
Since August of 2005, I’ve been living in Chiang Mai (the Rose of the North), Thailand.
note: The readers of ‘Travel + Leisure Magazine’ in a 2006 survey, voted Chiang Mai the 5th BEST City in the WORLD!!.
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My FAMILY:
My PNW roots run deep, as my Mom’s parents, my Mom and her three sons, my two sons, are native Washingtonians.
http://jonsfamily.wordpress.com/
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My OTHER, and current, HOME:
Chiang Mai, Thailand, a.k.a. the ‘Land of Smile’.
http://seattle99.wordpress.com/
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