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Ed Wilkins in Myanmar: Week 39 Having just started the process of packing to return to freezing Manchester forever, I have come to realise just how much suitcase-defying junk a man left to his own devices can accumulate in a mere two years. Many of my clothes should be going directly to the clinics for obviously there’s is the greatest need.… Read the rest
Ed Wilkins in Myanmar: Week 38 Well, what a month this has been! Even though my days are nowhere near over yet, they are now numbered, and I must muster one determined effort to create the last three weeks of blogs of two truly remarkable and unforgettable years and sign-off Myanmar-style for the last time.… Read the rest
Ed Wilkins in Myanmar: Week 37 For all I know you might be redirecting this straight into your spam folder but, for those with a filial responsibility to make certain they’re kept in the inheritance game, it’s your lottery-ticket winning day and you have another blog. That pitch is only relevant if this is winging its way to you by e-mail because you are deemed to be a preferential platinum-card holder (synonymous with family): for everyone else who reads this through the web-link, you can start here!… Read the rest
Ed Wilkins in Myanmar: Week 36 tell you about relating to Myanmar and my work here but I’m saving that till I’ve shared my experiences of achieving 65 and what comes to those who wait and, more importantly, survive. As mentioned, there is the much-anticipated bus-pass (right), pension, and of course a good knees-up with family which was a must-be-at-home day on the Myanmar calendar (left).… Read the rest
