Posts tagged: Vietnam

I love Vietnam. Today, I thought about the reason why.

You’re not going to go making a racket here! I’m not taking the rap for you! Do you understand? Everything comes down on my head here!

Saigon showed me several things that didn’t impress me. There are still 11 days left for that to change. Of course, it has already given me experiences.

Maybe Saigon isn’t shameless because he’s vulgar. It’s because he doesn’t really want to hide anything from me. What if the question is: why would I hide it?

I became a black belt who left soldiers in a tight spot. Or something like that.

Mũi Né was the last stop on my 1,800-kilometer journey through Vietnam. My heart is full of gratitude. Now I’m taking a little rest. Actively.

Da Lat is a cold labyrinth. I also loved the fact that I was lost in it. And the connections it gave me along the way.

This city is nice, but there are too many people here. It was better outside the city. I’m tired today. And not from jumping on rocks.

I always leave with much more than I arrived with. Tuy Hòa didn’t let me go empty-handed either. What if I can’t handle all the things I bring with me anymore?

Every closed hostel door opens a pub door. I remember reading this in a self-help book.