Yesterday I got some that Hoa had taken with her camera that I downloaded onto my computer. She got back from Bangkok yesterday after spending two weeks doing an internship with a NGO. She is leaving on Friday to go back to Vietnam and I will miss her! Thanks Hoa for these great photos and a great first month in Laos getting to know you!
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Me at the opening of a school's new library that
Mme. Xuyen facilitated the building of. |
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Me and the director of the Women's Disabled Center in
front of one of their looms. |
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| Me with Madame Xuyen and the director of the Women's Disabled Center. |
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| Buddhist Monks |
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| Madame Xuyen and me at a morning market! |
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| Tamkhung or Green Papaya Salad! |
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| Me teaching kids the hokey pokey |
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| Me at the garden of the sauna and massage place. |
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| Hoa and me at the sauna and massage place. |
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Madame Xuyen, Skip and me at the Provencal, a
French restaurant in Vientiane. |
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| Me teaching the kids head, shoulder, knees and toes. |
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That's right mom and dad, me on a bike in front of Donkoi Center!
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| At the 'heritage house' in Donkoi village, the 'doll houses' the owner crafts by hand! |
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| Hoa and me planting rice! |
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| Arro, me and several university students going over a map of the world! |
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| Eating noodles at Madame Xuyen's house with Arro and Hoa! |
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| Teaching the Donkoi kids piano! |
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| Donkoi kids, Hoa and me at the piano! |
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| The "heritage" house being moved backwards away from the road. This is an example of a typical Lao house. The owners wanted to preserve it so they hired guys to slowly move it, keeping it completely intact because a new road goes too close to the front of their house. |
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| Kahmfahn, the youth director at Donkoi, makes a sign for my birthday! |
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| The kids of Donkoi performing the dragon dance! |
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