Learning to Love Hanoi
Well, it’s taken a few days, but I would say that Hanoi is growing on me. I’m not sure it’s a city I’m going to run back to visit, but […]
Well, it’s taken a few days, but I would say that Hanoi is growing on me. I’m not sure it’s a city I’m going to run back to visit, but […]
Entire books have been written on the streets of Hanoi, and with good reason — they’re crazy. We sat in a cafe yesterday overlooking an intersection (one with no stop […]
We got away from Hanoi’s busy city center this morning, taking a taxi to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. This museum gives visitors a look at the 54 ethnic groups that […]
We’ve made it through day one in Hanoi, and I think it’s safe to say we’re both a little exhausted. It’s not like we did a whole lot with our day […]
Hard to believe that we’re in Vietnam … I hear that word and all I think about is of teaching US History, of a war that was very much real […]
While Prescott taught his first improv workshop in Singapore this afternoon, I went to Labrador Nature Reserve. If I were going to rename the park, I would call it “Labrador […]
Here’s why Changi Airport is the best airport in the world. It’s not the cleanliness or the efficiency or the ease of navigation, though those all exist. It’s not the […]
I spent Sunday afternoon in Bangkok visiting Wat Pho, a temple complex whose official name is Wat Phra Chetuphon Vimolmangklararm Rajwaramahaviharn (I couldn’t resist putting that in — Thai names are […]
I had a busy day in Bangkok on Sunday, so busy that I’m going to blog about it in pieces. It started with a quick visit to the ATM on […]