Feb 15, 2009
Wedding in the Phu Nhuan District
Mel (Antidote to Burnout) mentioned if I had moved to a new house since I was no longer posting about my house on m blog. Nope, I am still here. There just have not been much to, umm, complain about my house.
Last month my lease expired but I decided to continue it month-by-month until June. I did not want to pack up during both new years plus my ADSL bandwidth is finally good. I have relatively few complaints in my house now. It is not as dusty anymore and I can eat in my kitchen again (I won the war against the cockroaches thanks to two weeks worth of RAID attacks).
I want to move further out of the city, possibly Tan Binh or Tan Phu, in the summer to escape the noise.
Anyway, just for Mel, there was a wedding taking place near my house yesterday so I took a shot:
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Unfortunately, Tan Binh and Tan Phu is more noisy than Phu Nhuan.
@Min Tran: I am in Tan Phu all the time, I swear it is very quiet.
Kevin, did they invite you to the wedding banquet?
Do you really think it will be quieter in Tan Binh or Tan Phu? Tan Phu is too far out there, in my opinion. But I guess you don’t mind long motorbike rides.
@layered: I never mind the distance. At most, it takes about 25-30 minutes to get to District 1. A far cry from the 50 minute commutes I used to have in Seattle
Hi Kevin. Cool pics!
Thanks Lana. I will try to cross-post to LJ more often. How are you?