Of course, he doesn't. But that's not the point.Originally Posted by joe552
Of course, he doesn't. But that's not the point.
arsenal (October 13th, 2017)
No one hates you Matt but it might be time to pas the baton to one of your other creations on the board now that he's well established.
a447 (October 13th, 2017), bobsaigon2 (October 13th, 2017)
Have we figured out how we're going to cross the border without a valid passport? Just curious.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
Passport application is in the mail, on its way to the Canadian embassy in Bangkok.
Passport is no problem. Not ending up in jail, or getting blacklisted for 5 - 10 years may pose a little bit of an issue though.
Shakes head in disbelief yet again.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
Then, of course, Matt's real husband arrives from Canadia to tidy up loose ends, like a divorce. Of course, Kim/Leo becomes infatuated with the farang who actually has a passport and is free to travel the world at will. No more need to sneak across the Mekong at dead of night.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
No, my farang husband actually lives in Budapest these days.
And no, I'm pretty sure Leo ain't leaving me for anyone. As it turns out, I'm pretty good at this whole love thing.
So when are you getting a divorce from your farang husband in Budapest?
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
Thankfully, we're on good talking terms again, and he finally agreed to sign the divorce papers.
Unfortunately, I need to file the papers in person at the British Columbia Provincial Court. So whenever I get myself a passport, us out of Thailand to Laos, get Leo a 6 month visitor VISA to Canada, then I'll worry about putting the divorce papers together again.
I'm not too worried about it, because I doubt Leo will like Canada much. It's a very beautiful country, but once you get past its natural beauty, it's really not that great. I'm fairly confident both of us will decide that SE Asia is a better fit for us, hence getting legally married isn't much of an issue. It only matters if we plan to settle down in Canada, and I want to get him permanent residency status.
CDMatt and Joe are in a competition to see how many countries they can bring in to their 'life stories'. CDMatt is currently wasting away in KK and Joe is currently wasting away in Ireland. I suggest you two get together and open a shop selling treasure maps, atlases and the like. Any location would be good.
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