2. mental prepareness
And we ate some "pho" (please pronounce as 'p-her', or something like that) Which is a nice noodly local dish. We ate at the Pho2000 which boasts a pic of Clinton when he was president eating there...
Then we saw the Notre Dame church...
and walked the streets of Saigon =)
The Cu Chi tunnel is a pretty interesting and amazing place. Here you can:
1. Pop out of the ground
2. Check out scary booby traps (all of em involve some spikes, either metal or bamboo) and let ur imagination run away with you
3. Fire your 1st few shots from an AK47 (btw, i missed the 'tiger' i wanted to hit =( aim lowerrrr ppl)
4. Run around underground ala mole-style (it's actually REALLY narrow, the tourist ones have been widened to allow passage of.. tourists, i could run around quite comfortably in those)
So the tunnels are the MUST see.
Vung Tau is more of a holiday beach resort area. THe view is spectacular, esp from the top of the Jesus statue hill (i don't know what it's called) Here you can see:Shopping is pretty fun there too... i bought some handbags, a pair of wooden slippers (they're actually quite comfy) and some tops.
OOhh, btw, i started the basic level Sign Language course at the YMCA =) It's really fun. Tell more in next post.
Time to sleep... must bring punctuality tmr.
(you should've seen this sky... )





