New house!
Yes, everyone, I have finally moved into a new house in a new country. I have done business with a different culture, I have stressed out in 2 different languages, and I finally have a place that I can call my own. At least for 6 months.
I am currently living with Language Corps peo: Eric and Mai Hien are residing on the second floor (or first floor after the ground floor in Vietnam-speak). I am across from a wet bar/mini-kitchen by myself on the 3rd floor (it's like having a mini-apartment in the house!), and on the top floor are Danny and Dave. We went shopping for community goods last night, which means that with the huge deposit and first moneth's rent, I am now broke.
How good it feels to have a home to hang out and not-spend money.
NOTE: I have changed the settings so that now anyone can post a comment, even if you aren't registered with blogspot. Happy posting!
I am currently living with Language Corps peo: Eric and Mai Hien are residing on the second floor (or first floor after the ground floor in Vietnam-speak). I am across from a wet bar/mini-kitchen by myself on the 3rd floor (it's like having a mini-apartment in the house!), and on the top floor are Danny and Dave. We went shopping for community goods last night, which means that with the huge deposit and first moneth's rent, I am now broke.
How good it feels to have a home to hang out and not-spend money.
NOTE: I have changed the settings so that now anyone can post a comment, even if you aren't registered with blogspot. Happy posting!
posted by Vivi at 10:41 PM
2 Comments:
Congratulations on having your own home.
Have you started your teaching assignment and how was the first time to teach?
Hi ViVi,
Con da hoc duoc bao nhieu tieng Viet roi?
Da co the viet duoc tieng Viet cho Ong chua?
How are you doing? Learn Vietnamese much? Do you want to take residency in Viet nam? How do you think about the country?
Wish you have good time there.
Ong Ngoai.
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