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Vietnam Adventures: Bad Vietnamese wife

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One year in Vietnam (Un an au Vietnam)! Stories from an Australian and French perspective. Tuesday, December 14, 2010. It’s hard to be a good Vietnamese wife, they set the standard pretty high. Me, for instance, I’m French, but I live here in Vietnam and I am a wife, which unfortunately makes me, to all my Vietnamese friends and neighbours anyway, a Vietnamese wife by default. Let me give you a few examples. How could such a thought even cross my mind? 8221; she lamented. 8220;No, but… Hien…&...Once, she...

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The City That Never Sleeps In: Why you should move to Vietnam

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The City That Never Sleeps In. Sunday, 16 October 2011. Why you should move to Vietnam. Two years ago today I stepped off a plane at Hanoi’s luxurious Noi Bai International Airport. It will be two years tomorrow for Nathan, because AusAID payed for my Cathay Pacific flight and Nathan paid for his own China Certain Death Airlines flight that featured a 12-hour layover in Taipei. He was quite literally a trailing spouse. Vietnam has a coastline of 3,444 kilometres. And it's all hedge. If we had spent the p...

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The City That Never Sleeps In: Goodbye

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The City That Never Sleeps In. Friday, 15 June 2012. Well, this is it. We have only a couple of days left in Hanoi. Thank you to everyone who has followed The City That Never Sleeps In, and especially those who commented, or sent me emails, or approached me while I was taking the rubbish out, to say they enjoyed reading it. Keeping this blog has been one of the highlights from my time here. Thank you, Vietnam. But we know it’s time for us to leave. As I have mentioned before. After two-and-a-half years o...

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The City That Never Sleeps In: Vietnam's greatest unsolved mysteries

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The City That Never Sleeps In. Wednesday, 1 June 2011. Vietnam's greatest unsolved mysteries. My general mindset in Hanoi can be characterised as "wonder" (unless "sweaty" can be a mindset, in which case it's "sweaty"). I'm like the guy in The Gods Must Be Crazy, baffled by every metaphorical Coke bottle that the city throws my way. So I keep a running list of questions in my head, crossing them off as I find the answer:. Question: Why do shopkeepers splash water onto the road outside their store? Vietna...

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The City That Never Sleeps In: Our Vietnamese wedding photos

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The City That Never Sleeps In. Tuesday, 29 November 2011. Our Vietnamese wedding photos. Last weekend, Nathan and I held a Vietnamese pre-wedding celebration on our street. It was unspeakably awesome, and you'll hear all about it in good time, but to keep things chronological, you'll have to hear about our wedding photos first. That's right, wedding photos first. Two photo sessions in the studio. One outdoor photo session at one of Hanoi's second-most-romantic locations. Two huge block-mounted prints.

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The Proverbial Bejesus: The View in a Window Contest: Winner #85

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Building a bigger box, for you to think outside of.". Tony Rasmussen" is one of the pen names of Dottie Hairston of Kokomo, Indiana. Known the world over as "the voice of the big macular degeneration," Dottie is a cross between a human think tank and the most powerful cowboy robot you can imagine. Follow @DottieHairston on Twitter, she says the darnedest things there too. To get started, contact the offices of Twitter Corp. and apply to open your account today. View my complete profile. Get it rehash tag.

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Fellow Bakers | backpackerbaking

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Baking for the fellow inept. This page is for the pictures that people send me after they have tried my recipes. I’d like to thank these awesome fellow bakers for taking the time to try them out. If you try one of my recipes and would like to see a picture of your masterpiece, shoot me an email! My Friend Aline's banana bread with nuts! Yoli's pretty popovers! September 4, 2010 at 2:57 pm. Gonna try the popovers in the morning too. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. No Bowl Pie Crust.

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backpackerbaking | Baking for the fellow inept. | Page 2

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Baking for the fellow inept. Newer posts →. July 17, 2010. Guaranteed to cheer up a rainy day. Monsoon season has hit South Korea. It’ll rain all weekend and I’m not really into the idea of going out and on a 20-minute trek to the grocery store. I’ve noticed my neighbors get a little cranky when it rains. (I don’t know why, their hair looks a lot better than mine.) Perfect excuse to stay home. I feel like I'm cooking on the space shuttle in my tiny Asian apartment. 2 cups all-purpose flour. Pour your bat...

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4-ingredient lemon pie filling | backpackerbaking

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Baking for the fellow inept. No Bowl Pie Crust. 4-ingredient lemon pie filling. September 23, 2010. Good for anytime of year! This pie goes will with heavier dinners! 1 14-ounce can of sweetened condensed milk. 1/2 cup of lemon juice. 2 tablespoons of lime juice. 3 large egg yolks, well beaten. Preheat your oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit or 165 degrees Celsius. Combine beaten egg yolks, can of condensed milk and lemon and lime juices in a large bowl. Whisk until well combined. Thoughts for the Day:.