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| This was the first place I ate in Vietnam. It was pretty great. It was the perfect place to eat because the staff was really sweet, they helped me out a lot, and the food was good. It was like starting off with my best foot forward. |
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| My first meal in Vietnam. |
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| My first meal in Vietnam. I ordered entirely too much food and ended up mixing Vietnamese and Western food in a delightful meal. |
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| I met this little girl on the street my first night in Vietnam. She was great and tried to teach me some Vietnamese words. |
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| This is from The Note Coffee Shop. I loved it there. Quirkiest decor and great smoothies! |
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| The only rainy day I experienced in Hanoi. |
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| Taking a break from the rain and sitting on the steps of a HSBC branch. |
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| This is not even a crazy electrical line juncture. They're like nests of wires. It's amazing the lines don't fall and start fires every day. |
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| To be honest, I can't remember what this building was, but I do remember that I wasn't allowed inside. |
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| Vuvuzela is apparently the Vietnamese Hooters. |
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| I'm pretty sure this was the public library. |
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| This is NOT one of the charming aspects of Vietnam. |
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| The opera house. |
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| It is not uncommon for breakfast to look pretty much like dinner. |
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| I lost 13 pounds in Hong Kong without trying. I am pretty sure I put it all back on in Vietnam, no joke, and this is one of the reasons why. Atom ice cream is sooo good. |
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| This banana pancake was great and it cost me US$1.00. |
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| Sure, take your kid outside to go to the bathroom in the street. No problem! |
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| My favorite food in all of Asia so far has been the personalBBQ. |
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