Vietnam - loving it

Hey, its been a couple days... I have been busy busy sightseeing.

I don't know what to write... I am so happy I ran in to my sweet swedish friends that i left 4 days ago in Phmon Penn. We didn't exchange email last time but now we can find each other for christmas.

On the bus from Phnom Penn to the Vietnam border, I met 2 americans traveling together, but I was on a different bus from the border to Saigon...I thought I wouldn't see them again. :(

But when I was on my way for dinner (I found a sushi restuarant here in Saigon) I ran into one of the americans on the side of the street, they joined me for dinner that night and the next. We had become a little travelling group . Tomorrow the 3 of us are travelling to the coast to see what is left of the beach towns after the storm.

So what have I done? I saw the tunnel here, a random church service and lots of local museums (including the American war crime museum). I have been shopping, and I took a mekong river tour. The mekong river tour was so cool... a bus trip, a boat trip, a honey farm, a canal row boat trip, snake farm, a coconut candy factory, more boat trips, tried local fruit, heard local singing... it was a bit of everything. I even met an chick from Sydney australia that I am going to meet up with in Feb. We have a "date", we are going to go for sushi there.

I have been a bad person... I have been in vietnam for 4 days and I have only eaten vietnamese food 2 times. I feel in love with the sushi here, it is so yummy so i have eaten there 3 times in the last 4 days. The american, who had only tried it onces before, enjoyed the food too, one guy has been there 4 times. SUSHI..... YUMMMY

I ranted about traffic in cambodia, but traffic is worst here. You almost have to just close your eyes and walk across. The traffic never stops, so u just walk slowly across and the motorbikes go around u. It is very scary at first. I had to help one of the chicks I met today cross the street.

The internet place is closing... night night