I'm a tourist

I've been on a 6 day tour.

It's been really touring-ful.

I have limited time on this computer in the corner of this lobby while French people crowd around me checking their barn on facebook. (I still love them despite such tendencies)

So what to say in 2 minutes.....

I've been staying in Hanoi, flew form Saigon here, naturally, Saigon has become home away from home so I miss Saigon. Hanoi is a bit dirtier and has less delicious foods. I do though love the accent here. Up north they speak more proper, I'm trying to adopt that tendency.

Today we visited HaLong Bay, it's been proposed to be one of the world wonders. I urge you to check it out, the weather was perfect despite the rumors of rain and muck. The Lord is definitely good since today was one of the best weathered days.

Yesterday, my fav day, we took a canoe type boat and strolled..? (in a boat fashion) around this beautiful lake/ocean area where there were numerous caves. And of course we go to go in them. It was amazzzziiinng. One of my favorite moments of my life I'm guessing. Unfortunately I'm a giant and had to duck the most since there were like eroding spears of rock matter every other foot of two, but I take that genial (I hope that means what I intend it to)responsibility to witness such a work of nature, ie Jesus, ie love.

Aside from that, its been a grand time. I'm glad I found this computer in the knick of time. I hope to update again once we get back to Saigon at the end of our tour. Monday shall be the days.

To dos:
-Ride a moto, STILL.
-Have dad give me a violin or ukelele and maybe my college tuition.
-Sit somewhere like a coffee shop by myself.
-Buy things for other people. ha.
-& write more (journal style)

I'll keep you updated. Fingers crossed.
Btw, the Bible has been a steady companion each day for me, think of any verses or passages, comment or something them to me. Ok, all my love.

Rushed, but efficient,
T