To visit, open business or live there.

Iluvstickyrice wrote on 11^th Aug, 2010 at 8:59pm:


Same as me. I left Laos when I was 12 yrs old. Now Im 32. I would like to retire in Laos, but go back and fore between U.S. Still has relative in Laos and US. Want to retire at 50-55 yrs. In the US you have to work until you're 67 yrs old before you can retire to get full benefits. If Social Security and medicare don't go broke by then.

hmong elders often dream of going back to laos someday because for many of them it was their home land since the 1800s. would i move back? yes i would even though i am not born there i would like to move back to that region and retire sipping beer lao.

longhang wrote on 13^th Aug, 2010 at 11:45am:


it could be because the elders didnt grow up here. they dont have a bond with people who have established themselves here. their bond is with the old land. people they can relate. people smoking opium as they please lol.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 13^th Aug, 2010 at 11:04pm:

Hehehee funny. That a good one.

Perhaps there's no dogs for them to eat in the jungle, so they need to resort to eating bears, lizards and monkeys, then smoke a few puffs of opium together as an alternative for dessert.

llX wrote on 17^th Aug, 2010 at 1:47am:


last i check, majority of civilized people dont keep insects nor bears, lizards and monkeys as pet. and then, eat their pet. or steal their neighbors to eat.

USA Joe if the west are so civilized. Why does 50% of the marriage in the US end up in divorce? Don't people have any moral or only care about money.