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A Foreign Christmas
Blog: Ottsworld - 21 December 2011
One of the most unusual sites I witnessed in my travels was experiencing Christmas in Asia. I had been living in Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam for 3 months when December 25th rolled around. In a country with no real religion, and no westernized consumerism (yet), Vietnam surprised me with their Christmas spirit. Christmas in [...]
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What to expect in a Vietnamese Restaurant
Blog: Ottsworld - 16 June 2010
Going out to eat at a restaurant is easy, right? …not always. Often when you find yourself in other countries, even though there’s a waiter, a table, you are putting food in your mouth, and there’s a bill – there are many things that can be vastly different. As I lived in Vietnam there [...]
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Tunneling into the deepest recesses of Hell: Cu Chi
Blog: Nilikuta Shani - 13 June 2010
Descending into the black, airless, and stiflingly hot tunnels at Cu Chi is like climbing into a filthy, claustrophobic coffin—movement is severely restrained, all is dark, you cannot breathe. Continuing deeper is like moving from one circle of hell to … Continue reading →Tunneling into the deepest recesses of Hell: Cu Chi is a post from: Nilikuta Shani
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Turning on the Faucet: Vietnam’s Rainy Season
Blog: Ottsworld - 4 May 2009
It has arrived in Vietnam with a vengeance; the rainy season. I am reminded of the movie Forest Gump; his description of Vietnam. “It was as if they turned on a faucet. One day it started raining, and it didn’t quit for four months. We been through every kind of rain there is. Little bitty stingin’ [...]
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