But more importantly, water. I titled this post, "it's raining men" because I can hear it blasting from the karaoke bar slash club across the street. I have heard this song way too many times since I have been here. Hallelujah. Anyways, the title is sort of relevant since I wanted to post some pictures of the crazy water in Chau Doc, the city we were just in. I am pretty sure there was a typhoon in central Vietnam and southern Vietnam must have gotten some of it too, because it actually rained for a whole day straight. It was crazy. Don't quote me on the whole typhoon thing though. Maybe it was just a big rainstorm. I did just get a nice email from the US Embassy warning me about Tropical Storm Nesat and Typhoon Nalgae. Get out your ponchos. Anyways, here are some photos from Chau Doc.
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just casually cooking in a couple inches of water. |
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motorbikes slowly making their way through flooded streets. |
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ankle deep water... it got up to mid calf |
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water= nuoc with some added accents and tones that I don't know how to type on my computer. |
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this is outside our fancy shmancy hotel. How fancy you ask: Our bathroom was equipped with a tub, which was a big deal since our previous accommodations didn't even have a shower stall. |
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I really like this picture |
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Now we are back in HCMC for three weeks. I will do a legit blog post tomorrow. I am getting lazy with just posting pictures and no text. Just a little fyi for anyone trying to contact me via facebook: it isn't working in Vietnam right now, so email is the way to go. Who needs that handy dandy website "self control" when you have the government doing it for you??? @hannahwright
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