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I did attend the Republican debate and it was like some 5 years kids yelling at each other. Yesterday was "Super Tuesday", the day when 11 states held their presidential primaries. Clinton swept through the southern states creating a significant delegate lead over Bernie Sanders. Trump seems invincible now after winning most of the 11 state primaries. I don't know what's happening to America. After last night, Goggle said the most searched term on the the Internet was " How can I move to Canada coming from the US?".

Did you make it to the beach in Pattaya yet ? I am imagine you getting tired of the Bangkok city life. I prefer living in a quite and less crowed place as well.

I am happy to see you getting used to your Ipad. I have always

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