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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Who’s your pediatrician in HCMC?
One of my frustrations as a mom here in Vietnam is that I don’t have a personal pediatrician — someone we can call at any time — whether it’s just a bout of cold or a real emergency. Back in … Continue reading
The Return of MJ’s Kitchen
I first tried out MJ’s Kitchen early this year. Then they suddenly closed in the middle of the year saying they’d be back at a better location. And the months dragged on and we still didn’t hear from them. So … Continue reading
Christmas Bazaaaaaaaars!!!
Still unfinished with your Christmas shopping? I know I am. Here’s a list of bazaars happening around in case you want to get something outside the normal mall. December 8 (Saturday) Charity Fun Day and Bazaar at the Snap Cafe … Continue reading
Posted in Event
Tagged bazaar, Boomarang, Crescent, French Charity Bazaar, Helping HOW, Papagayo, Saigon Flea Market, Snap Cafe, Vista
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Bicycle Bags
I wasn’t really looking for a bicycle bag for our electric bike because I know how expensive that can get. But when I chanced upon Meryam’s bicycle bags through our email group, I just had to check it out. The … Continue reading
Originally posted on Spills and Spiels:
Cai Be Town On the eve of Tet, we took my father-in-law on a Mekong Delta Trip to visit the towns of Cai Be and Vinh Long. We were joined by John Owens, a…
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Saigon Survival 101
A friend has recently moved to Saigon a couple of months ago (Hi Shirley!) and has been asking how I survived my first year in Saigon. Actually, in retrospect, surviving the first year wasn’t that daunting. That was in 2009. … Continue reading
The Engraver / Khac Chu
Armed with his handy engraver set, anh oi finished engraving 3 of my pens in no time at all. I was so happy! For only 10,000 VND for each pen! Just a short story. For days, I’ve been contacting Parker … Continue reading
Posted in Seen in Saigon
Tagged engraver, Ho Chi Minh City, Khac Chu, Saigon, Vietnam
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