Glory Hoi An

... 2 very loud shirts!<br><br>24 hours later and all our clothes were ready and after a few minor alterations we were able to be on our way. This left just enough time to visit our local shoe shop where Simon's new trainers and Danni's new boots had been made.<br><br>We really enjoyed Hoi An, and although it sound like we spent a lot of money it really didn't add up to all that much considering what we came away with. Next stop is Saigon where ...

... fixade. Billigare och roligare att handla till sina nara och kara har, an i Tabban.<br><br>Men hur som. Dagen borjade iaf kl 06.00. Upp och kolla gardagens resultat. Men en snall manniska hade skickat sms och grattat, inte alls for glad. Tack Camilla.<br> Lasa lasa gnaget, frullebulle pa det sen vantade ...

... when he was misguidedly planning his flying visit home for the Grand Final, an idea that he subsequently shared with Mary and decided to enact for next year. Cath and Matt&#8217;s wedding is on Grand Final Eve and he is anticipating a weekend of celebration as his beloved Magpies triumph the following day! Some of you might be familiar with the tasteless brown and gold striped jacket that the Hawthorn Football Club president, a former premier of Victoria, dons at the football when his ...

... and his friends looked at us like we were crazy<br>from under their umbrellas. The rain began falling heavily and after a<br>tough battle with the waves we were tired and hungry. We jumped back on<br>the bikes and cycled back towards town. Along the beach road Tom spotted<br>a sign in Russian and we stopped to find that it was a proper Russian<br>restaurant. Having gone for three months without his mum's food Tom<br>couldn't resist. Run by a Russian family, the food was good and ...

... they had ordered the day before. <br> Dinner was a wonderful market affair followed by scrumptious ice cream and a wander which rendered our wallets even lighter. It all started off when I spotted this dress. It was wicked. Purple and gold and quite simple. Got to actually try it on before they took my measurements so they could make it specifically for me. So I splashed out. Miriam then spotted some material and got a beautiful top made - she designed it herself and the finished ...

... Irishman would do - we got drunk.<br><br>It was a lively bar, with lively people and after we went to a lively beach party. Wish I could say it was AMAZING, it wasn't. It was fine but not worth the hangover. or the bites. no pictures either I'm afraid.<br><br>We decided to back track 12 hours to Nha Trang where the diving season was in full flow. Crazy? Never! Sleeper buses are ...

Great run from the hotel to the beach (about 5k) and when you see the beach it just lifts you up and run hard for the beach (just like running to Tynemouth Tin).<br>Here however the waves are crashing and the water warm, the waves are not that big but good enough to catch with your body - the best way to cool down after a run.

... was yelling and a lot of eyes darting back and forth between the two towards me. Luckily, the coconut juice was worth their bad business etiquette. When the girl handed me back change for the drink, she didn&#8217;t even turn her head my way, which I perceived as hostility toward the Viet Kieu (Vietnamese from abroad). She made her point. I got the message. <br><br>Proper business etiquette, regardless of whether you&#8217;re a street vendor or ...

... Beach. Covered about 20 km in 2 1/2 hours. Back hungry and tired for lunch. A pizza for a change. It was an afternoon of fittings, starting with Mandy's Ao Dai, then to Yaly&#8217;s to try on suit coats, shirts and pants. Picked up Mandy's wrap and cargo pants, ordered another pair of sandals, bought postcards and scarves, and had cake and coffee for afternoon tea. Back at ...