Boy From The Gorbals
2008-07-22 16:48:43 UTC
You just can't make up your mind, can you? In a previous post you say
I have no business sense and I'm a complete failure and live a
miserable life etc. In another post you say I'm hiding wealth! Please
make your mind up. You see Dave, you're an accountant and all your
life you have been paid to hide people's wealth so your brain now
thinks everybody is like that. There are some pretty basic living
people about if you just take a look around you but that will hit you
in the face pretty soon.
Papadave wrote...
http://www.jamd.com/search?assettype=g&assetid=3381764&text=glasgow+gorb
als+florence
Look closely and you'll see the handle on the side for the refuse
collector to pick it up. It's not a box but a refuse bin!
Papadave
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Location: Rayong
Posts: 33
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Your thinking in the right direction.
I looked into home schooling several months ago. My wife has got 2
kids 12 & 15 living in the UK with their uncaring, sad f*ck of a
father.
Home schooling in the UK is increasingly popular due to falling
standards, discipline, etc, etc evidenced by the poor exam
achievements. Something like 200,000 kids are schooled at home; the
academic subjects are supplemented by out-of-school sports/social
clubs and activities where the kids can interact with their peers. All
course books and computer aided teaching material (kids love
computers, don't they?) can be ordered over the internet following the
national curriculum from primary level to GCSE O/A level. Kids will
need some adult guidance at home though.
20 hours tuition per week is all they really get in schools and
without the personal attention.
Unfortunately, the Thai education system is poorly funded so not
recommended (I teach at one, out of love not money). I do however
notice that the local Catholic school seems to be more disciplined and
turns out better students. My (Buddhist) wife went to a Catholic
school in Bangkok 30+ years ago and believe me she's smart - well she
found me!
Huh??? So, I'm a sad fuck of a father who has looked after his kids on
his own since his wife left him for a rich man on the 3rd of January
2003. His wife being Apinya Sarakul of course! How dare you David
Matthes???
Yeah and she's ripping you off... P-L-O-N-K-E-R
When did you get married then? Did you marry her before she got
divorced?
I have no business sense and I'm a complete failure and live a
miserable life etc. In another post you say I'm hiding wealth! Please
make your mind up. You see Dave, you're an accountant and all your
life you have been paid to hide people's wealth so your brain now
thinks everybody is like that. There are some pretty basic living
people about if you just take a look around you but that will hit you
in the face pretty soon.
Papadave wrote...
- I like your picture of the girl with her pretend shop made out of a
box.http://www.jamd.com/search?assettype=g&assetid=3381764&text=glasgow+gorb
als+florence
Look closely and you'll see the handle on the side for the refuse
collector to pick it up. It's not a box but a refuse bin!
Papadave
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Rayong
Posts: 33
http://teakdoor.com/forum.php
http://teakdoor.com/teaching-in-thailand/30793-why-does-cost-so-much-edu
cate-3.html#post669033
Your thinking in the right direction.
I looked into home schooling several months ago. My wife has got 2
kids 12 & 15 living in the UK with their uncaring, sad f*ck of a
father.
Home schooling in the UK is increasingly popular due to falling
standards, discipline, etc, etc evidenced by the poor exam
achievements. Something like 200,000 kids are schooled at home; the
academic subjects are supplemented by out-of-school sports/social
clubs and activities where the kids can interact with their peers. All
course books and computer aided teaching material (kids love
computers, don't they?) can be ordered over the internet following the
national curriculum from primary level to GCSE O/A level. Kids will
need some adult guidance at home though.
20 hours tuition per week is all they really get in schools and
without the personal attention.
Unfortunately, the Thai education system is poorly funded so not
recommended (I teach at one, out of love not money). I do however
notice that the local Catholic school seems to be more disciplined and
turns out better students. My (Buddhist) wife went to a Catholic
school in Bangkok 30+ years ago and believe me she's smart - well she
found me!
Huh??? So, I'm a sad fuck of a father who has looked after his kids on
his own since his wife left him for a rich man on the 3rd of January
2003. His wife being Apinya Sarakul of course! How dare you David
Matthes???
Yeah and she's ripping you off... P-L-O-N-K-E-R
When did you get married then? Did you marry her before she got
divorced?