Vietnamese Mokka Coffee – strong and delicious See more at Wordless Wednesday.
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Vietnamese Mokka Coffee – strong and delicious See more at Wordless Wednesday.
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Phan Thiet, Vietnam 2007 See more at Wordless Wednesday.
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Mui Ne & Phan Thiet are fishing villages. Everyday we ate seafood at least once – fish bbq, seafood soup, fried squid, etc… (I’m drooling.) But the biggest export and most important local product is Nuoc Mam – fish sauce. Sometimes you can smell it in the air – the odor of drying and fermenting [...]
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So what did I see? I saw people going about their lives just as people do the world over. And a lot of motorbikes! It’s not like I expected to see barb wire, mines and land scarred by napalm or agent orange (although evidently you can find that in the DMZ and other areas)… In [...]
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I’m currently working on a bibliography project, two 10 page research papers, a cataloging assignment and a 5 page librarian interview project. I figured it is the perfect time for some glorious procrastination, wherein I share with you my thoughts on my recent trip to Vietnam. Maybe it is a bit of a stretch for [...]
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Just imagine it is a Sunday morning. You are drinking coffee, reading and preparing to spend the next four days in relative isolation, writing grad school papers. The phone rings. It is your husband. “Hey Heather, what are you doing?” he asks. You notice he seems strangely upbeat. He is at work on a Sunday, [...]
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This readjustment is difficult. It is too painful to go from this view: Jibes – on Mui Ne Beach, Vietnam To this: Foggy morning in Linyi, China
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How quickly two weeks pass! I’m back at work today, although my brain is still in Vietnam. I have another paper due tomorrow, so I won’t be back until all that pesky homework is done. As for the free wi-fi on vacation, it was indeed great, but I felt more drawn to the beach and [...]
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Aaaaaahhhhh. It is so refreshing to be able to blog freely and surf the Internet without special proxies. It is so amazing to sit under a brilliant blue sky and chug fresh fruit juice. It is so cool to be blogging on the beach…in Vietnam. We are at Mui Ne beach, close to the small [...]
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Do you remember where you were in 1975? I wasn’t even born yet! But if you were, do you remember the evacuation fights airlifting children and babies out of war torn Vietnam? I’ve got two plugs: Operation Babylift – a film by Tammy Nguyen Lee that tells the story of the operation and what became [...]
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