Journal
Notes from sittings in Pasemat
These pages are written from questions households actually bring: how to count civil-service years, how to read a provident-fund statement, what to put in the bag, and where parent support sits beside your own later income.
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3 August 2026 · Naree Limsakul
Parent support and your own later years, on one pageA household in Su-ngai Kolok that sends money to a parent every month needs that promise written beside the pension line, not hidden inside food.
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18 May 2026 · Naree Limsakul
What a teacher puts in the cloth bag the night beforeThe evening before a first sitting is mostly about finding papers, not about deciding the year you will stop teaching.
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9 February 2026 · Naree Limsakul
How to read a provident-fund statement before you leave the employerThe statement is a record of what the fund currently holds, and of the condition attached to leaving. Both belong on the household page.
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21 November 2025 · Naree Limsakul
Counting the years a civil-service salary may still arriveThe year you expect to leave a department in Narathiwat is a household fact. It is not a promise the booklet makes by itself.