I’m back in my hometown for the Lunar New Year. This is the one festival that everybody in Vietnam is always so thrilled about. They love this holidays. (Well, mainly us kids because we get lucky money which results to lots of money )

Back at the town (Danang it is), nothing much changed except fromt the pub (not really, they serve coke there) that I use to come to. Also, the Lunar New Year is our biggest festive here. What is your country’s biggest festival?

Other than that, what’s your country’s new year tradition? (Like us, we eat jam and get lucky money)
 

I’m glad to see light bulbs again, that’s all.

I meant to blog yesterday when I got back but I was so tired of being on a plane and then a bus and then a car and then walk upstairs so I waited until today.

That’s pretty much all. I’ve just realised that Google have a new favicon. I think that it looks cute, what do you think? Yet still, I prefer the old one more, I liked the simplicity of it.

You see, tomorrow and I’ll be sending my arse over to Hanoi (the capital city of Vietnam, yet it’s not the biggest) and then be on a bus for 3 hours to reach my school’s next wacky trip destination. And to be honest, I don’t like it.

First, I’ll have to share a dorm with 19 other people who I’d describe as I don’t really get along with (maybe because of my hate of being in a crowd) and then the 3 degree Celsius temperature. Urgh. Anyway, let’s look on the bright side of this trip, I’ll get to look at the animals from a very very very close view without any cage or any lock down thingy.

Now, I’m doing my last minute packing (that means trying to throw a bunch of clothes which are thick and long together) and just wishing that I don’t forget anything behind. The last time I went to my school trip, I forgot my passport at home, sweet.

P.S: I’ll be back on Friday… hopefully.