Three things I miss from the U.S…
1: Our Children and Grand children
2: Hillbilly's Bbq and Steaks Barbecue Restaurant in Lowell, North Carolina.
3: Primanti Bros. in the Strip District neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania signature sandwiches of grilled meat, melted cheese, an oil & vinegar-based coleslaw, tomato slices, and French fries between two thick slices of Italian bread

Dunroaming
If this was aimed at me (just guessing)
"I think it's sad if u can't remember something from your home country u don't miss, makes me wonder how bad a life u had or what you are running away from"
no need to be sad for me.
This is my home now, Thailand and I have had a great life and an even better one now that I am here
Hope this helps

Doodoo not aimed at anyone just an observation, most people are happy living here but still miss something from our original lands.

*My son.

*Trout fishing in the mountains.

*Clean Nature (very very little trash thrown anywere else but in the trashbins).

*Safe Bicycyle roads.

*Safety in general.

*Justise system that "works".Well mostly..

* Freedom of speach.

*The Right of Public Access ('Allemansrätt'), or Outdoor Access Rights gives you the right to roam the countryside in Sweden in perfect peace and quiet.

*No stray dogs roaming around.

Have a good and blessed day everyone..

PS.Did i tell i can't count that well DS

Critical thinking....common sense....common courtesy

Bass fishing
Quail hunting
Picking morel mushrooms in the springtime

Proper fish and chips by the sea Ramsgate
The Ham Bone cafe Isle of Dogs
Princess Gardens North Audley Street

I can see a trip home coming up, it's been 3 years now.

I think I will just stay here and have MY MEMORIES of the "Good Old Days" rather than actually chasing them and having most of them shattered for the rest of my life

Mind you a trip to the Peterborough Beer Festival ???

stattointhailand wrote: ↑

August 16, 2018, 11:19 am

I think I will just stay here and have MY MEMORIES of the "Good Old Days" rather than actually chasing them and having most of them shattered for the rest of my life

Mind you a trip to the Peterborough Beer Festival ???

PBROBF.jpg

Been there 15-20 times as it was my old city.for some reason can't ever remember getting home.

1. My Brothers
2. My Grandson
3. A handful of old friends
3. Concert/Music venues
3. Craft beers
3. Generally uneventful and safe driving experience
3. Easy availability and access to current literature and publications/quality bookstores and libraries

frosty mornings
fresh bread
draft beer
lucky went to school and can count to 3

1. Going to the footy watching Scunny Untied and the brilliant away day travel experiences in the minibus with the lads , best away fixture Blackpool reminds me of Las Vegas just colder and the birds are slimmer !!!

2. A fresh crisp spring morning super clean air and the smell of freshly mown grass

3. Proper fish n chips (HADDOCK) at Steeles on the seafront in Cleethorpes

Drunk Monkey wrote: ↑

August 16, 2018, 8:13 pm

1. Going to the footy watching Scunny Untied and the brilliant away day travel experiences in the minibus with the lads , best away fixture Blackpool reminds me of Las Vegas just colder and the birds are slimmer !!!

2. A fresh crisp spring morning super clean air and the smell of freshly mown grass

3. Proper fish n chips (HADDOCK) at Steeles on the seafront in Cleethorpes

Did they give you extra vinegar to counter the Cleethorpes oil slick flavour

Marcosteffano wrote: ↑

August 16, 2018, 11:55 am

stattointhailand wrote: ↑

August 16, 2018, 11:19 am

I think I will just stay here and have MY MEMORIES of the "Good Old Days" rather than actually chasing them and having most of them shattered for the rest of my life

Mind you a trip to the Peterborough Beer Festival ???

PBROBF.jpg

Been there 15-20 times as it was my old city.for some reason can't ever remember getting home.

Our crowd went about 3 times each year to the Peterborough fest (needed several visits as it has so many rare ales every year) Menu was obtained about a week in advance and rough order of stock being available (not all beers available at the same time) took at least 2 nights in a London pub to work out which beers were to be supped first/second etc etc. You were lucky to not remember getting home I had 20 min walk to station train Peterborough to Kings Cross Tube individual Cross to Liverpool St Train Liverpool St to Romford and a twenty minute walk from Romford Station at about 1 am

1. EVO STICK
2.RINGO CRISPS
3.COUGH CANDY TWISTS
4.PICKLED ONION MONSTER MUNCH
5.SPECIAL BREW
6.FALCONRY, TOP 6

Alright I will bend

1) Hunting Elk Moose and Deer (Beef just don't cut it)
2) Ice Fishing
3) Going to the arena to watch the Rustlers play hockey ( not grass hockey!!!)
4) Baseball live, not the MLB but local
5) Hot dogs (back home ones)
6) Rhubarb
7) Watching snow come down especially on Christmas Eve
Staying up until 2 am trying to put together toys for Christmas morning
9) Snowing so much the town is blocked off for 7 days minimum
10) Watching Cardinals, Blue Jays, Squirrels come to the feeder 3 feet from your window
11) Hummingbirds
12) A 24 of Molson's ready to go into the refrigerator
13) A Caesar (Clamato Juice)
14) A beer with Tomato Juice (But preferable Clamato Spicy)

Apologize for the list but had to let it out

I’m a visitor but will comment :

1. Friends
2. Proper pub Sunday lunch
3. Spring/Autumn weather / is that 2?

Rhubarb
Gooseberries - have a wonderful memory of picking them with my Mum, a looong time ago.
English Pears
Blackberries

Faraday wrote: ↑

August 17, 2018, 5:44 am

Rhubarb
Gooseberries - have a wonderful memory of picking them with my Mum, a looong time ago.
English Pears
Blackberries

Can't help you with the gooseberries, I miss them too, but Makro, NBL & Udon have fresh pears in, don;t know where from but they are as nice as any I had back home, two styles, both quite large, the yellow ones are a softer texture and very sweet, the browner ones being firmer but still sweet, both at 99bht a kg, about 3or4 per kilo, so quite large.As for the black berries, not fresh but frozen , kilo packs, if for making pies, not eating fresh, make an acceptable substitute, in the freezers.

Faraday wrote: ↑

August 17, 2018, 5:44 am

Rhubarb
Gooseberries - have a wonderful memory of picking them with my Mum, a looong time ago.
English Pears
Blackberries

"Gooseberries - have a wonderful memory of picking them with my Mum, a looong time ago."

Good with the savlon & plasters was she? covering up all the scratches from those bloomin vicious thorns