Ann Barnett Just had great fun reading the rest of your blog. Have a safe trip home and can't wait to see you next weekend. love Ann xx

susan Amazing Laura!!! I love reading all of it and it's nice to know you are enjoying every minute of it!! Big kiss!!! Love, Susan

Nick Wrigley Your comments about the food take me back to an area in Montreal where I used to go for the Vietnamese soup..I think it was called Pho and it depended on what type as the the word that followed like Pho Ga for chaicken soup....it had lots of noodles and they used to serve it with a bottle of spicey sauce almost like tobasco...I used to gofrequently for a couple of years....lol N xx

Ann Barnett Great your doing a blog Laura.It's so nice to get news. I'm settling into being a granny, I babysat for Anya on Saturday. Take care . Love Ann x

Nick Wqrigley Laura, so glad to see and read about your experience and work. I think it sounds quite professional and organised and sure it was a success at the w/e workshop. Your writing makes one feel a part of the experience and almost like being there. Good luck with the project and happy travels. Lol, Nick

Hai So impressive Laura. You are so hard-working that can write such a long post ^^!. Anw, Im so happy to see you adapt with this new environment day by day. See you soon!

Bill Really great.... I worked for AIESEC when at University but never got that far... hope you enjoy it all and want more news..... Bill

Di What a great account of your journey-so much detail. Had no idea you were going so far. What a fantastic experience. Keep safe and live the rest of it with the same sense of wonder and enjoyment as these first days. Love you. Di

Nick Sounds like you had a really lucky and interesting journey Laura and I'm happy that your first days were relatively easy for you. You'll get used to the heat and routine quickly enough and I hope the rest f your time there is as pleasant and the work satisfying. Enjoy it's going to be a great year for you.

Chris W Laura! Absolutely loved reading this, glad things are going ok so far. It must be daunting at first being so far away, but you're right it will go very fast so make the most of it! I've heard stories of vietnam's crazy roads...good to see its living up to its reputation. Oh and did you get to go on an a380?! if so, so jealous, ive seen videos of the cameras etc! Take care and enjoy yourself, Chris xxx

Safir this is indeed such a long (fun) blog to read :) hope all the good things will keep sticking with you (and me) while we live here in Saigon.

Susan I enjoyed reading all of it, it was as if I was the one travelling!!! Make the most of it, enjoy every second and good luck!!! Kisses, Susan, Brenda & Talis.

Evelyn My darling, you have already been through the worst...flight,paper work and home!!!!Well done, the rest is going to be a breeze, enjoy every minute, make the most of your experience and later you will say to yourself...."thank God I've done this"!!!!!!..remember, if you need anything I'm here for you.....have fun..(wisely!!!)...lots and lots of love....Evelyn and gang

Priya Pujara Good luck Laura :) Hope you have an amazing time! As Emma has said it will be nice to keep up with what you are doing xxx

Eleanor Brownlie They don't stick to the sides of the road... Dear god they must suffer a lot of road rage/deaths... Very good to hear from you Lovely :) Xox