In a few hours, I say''goodbye''to my''home''. For 6 months I lived in a pink house on Dinh Cong Trang street in Ho Chi Minh City. I'm moving on the streets Nguyen Thi Minh Khai. The weather is so strange here ... 6 months ... It sounds like 3 weeks or 6 years ... I have no relationship with time. I have a chance in Canada to my world reminds me how fast the planet rotates. Menfin.
Things I will miss:
- The little guy who lives in my building who was so shy and now I repeat the 3 words he knows in English and asks me 3 questions that I know Vietnamese.
- My landlady who washed my sheets and put me some sheets with pink bunnies and rainbows.
- From the Old Madam who sells me smiling egg sandwiches to 20cents.
- The lady who sells coffee in the street and my present to her husband and two children.
- From the lady who looks at me with a look at weird whenever I ask him to serve me ca noodle soup. She seems not to be able to design a white can eat the same thing as the others.
- the restaurant has Vietnamese crepe at the corner of the street that was my good fortune on Sunday afternoon
- The market has two steps from the house that sells everything and anything
- At the large park across the street where I could breathe some fresh air''almost.''
Things I do not bored:
- From $% * ss church across the street from us who rang its bells in the morning 4hour and after every hour ... and not Tappeti ringtones ... nenon ... about 1minute30 Ding dong on different melodies. And god knows why but my internet cut when the bells ring.
- From the drunk who lives down the street next to my building and was not too bad when he was sociable pact weekend.
- From bell ringing I need to get into the building when I come home after 11hpm. I felt bad to wake the grandmother 2am.
- A light that turns over in my bathroom.
- From my internet connection which makes me so anointed
What's nice is that all the shops near my house sell things at the right price because they know that if they give me the real price, I'll see them back. What I do.
A second wind in my internship. A new home. I'll let you know!
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- Anh Nic
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