Shavercamp

Chery is yet another chicken hawk. Dogged the draft and hid in a hole for 2 months following 9/11 and then surfaces to lead the,charge to undermine the very values of America that it special and into a war completely unrelated to the attack. . Now he says he would do it again. Thank god we are not going to let him this time.

Chery is yet another chicken hawk. Dogged the draft and hid in a hole for 2 months following 9/11 and then surfaces to lead the,charge to undermine the very values of America that it special and into a war completely unrelated to the attack. . Now he says he would do it again. Thank god we are not going to let him this time.

---------------------------Yep, for us also. Actually she brought a couple packets but as soon as they ran out had to go to a dr and then pay $43 per month for new ones. Fyi- the ones she was getting in Thailand (bayer Diane 30) are not allowed as birth control in US. Dirt cheap and easily accessible there, expensive and prescription necessary here.

My wife uses my last name in the US, and we opted not to change her name in Thailand.
I think in the long run it is easier to keep the Thai name here. No questions come up, where as having a falang last name brings up extra questions that don't necessarily need be asked,
As for travelling we never had an issue with the different last names. We just always carried a copy of the marriage certificate with us, and were never asked for it.
Now that she is a USC it is a moot point. When we book airline tickets I always use her US passport and US name, and then when we get to the airport we show the US & Thai passport to the ticket agent (which shows she doesn't need a visa for Thailand, as we always have RT starting in Thailand). We go through immigration with the Thai passport and then enter the US on the US passport.
There are a few other reasons I think it is a good idea to keep the Thai name, but won't post those on a public forum.