January 15, 201313 yr I am at a convention in Las Vegas this week and it is filled with interesting and fascinating people. Today, we have a speed networking seminar. In it, you have your business cards and you meet about 50 people and you have 2 min with each of them to discuss business. It is a great concept IMHO. But I had at least 15 of them ask me about Thailand and tell me how much they love it or how much they can't wait to visit. Each of them were so complimentary of the LOS and the people there. Every where I go, it seems to be the same. EVERYONE loves Thailand!
January 15, 201313 yr Great way to start the year! I have no idea what it says on your business card, you don't talk much about your activities outside of Thailand. Not surprising people have good things to say. You are in the right place for meeting the right people with positive things to say about most places, ie., what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. What happens in Thailand, stays in Thailand, too-- maybe. But shhh! I certainly would never tell what you do here. Just don't gamble and it will remain a very productive trip. But don't linger too long. Only 199 more travel days in the year. Better hurry! January is already half-finished.
January 15, 201313 yr You don't have to be quiet. Michael is just a boring married man when he is in Thailand. Well at least most of the time!
January 15, 201313 yr Just don't gamble and it will remain a very productive trip. But don't linger too long. Nothing wrong with a little gamboling to wile away the time if discretely done. "We all have these places where shy humiliations gambol on sunny afternoons." W.H.Auden
January 15, 201313 yr I am not surprised that they all want to talk about Thailand, as what else can you talk about when a business card lists your occupation as hedonist.
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