About Viet Nam
Now that I am back I will tell you about Viet Nam. Sorry all the pictures are small.
First we were in Saigon! Well I didn’t enjoy it much. Saigon is a dirty city that I think needs cleaning. 🙁

Does it look dirty to you?
This is pho chicken noodle soup. I loved it! I put fresh herbs in it.

yummy!!!!!!!

This is me eating the pho with my chopsticks!!! Can you see the 3d 11?

These are the streets of Viet Nam! This is not crowded for Vietnam. :)?
Believe me this is crazier than Bali!!! AHHHH! Sorry it just looks too scary!
Okay, next we went to Mui Ne!! It was great, and way way cleaner than Saigon!
There I went to the sand dunes and had a great time! I went sledding there too! You silly! Not snow, sand!!!!!

I am using my sled as my skirt! Silly me!
The coolest thing of, all ready to hear it? Its so special, ready? Okay it’s……………………….ostrich riding! Okay, it’s not the coolest thing, but it’s fun!

Here is me on the ostrich, trying to stay on.
This is our hotel pool. Can you see me? It looks like I cut my hair!

I am in the very front.
Here are mediating frogs. Silly isn’t it?

Can you see spit on one of the frogs? I can!
Cute little Aysia walking with mom and me.

Aysia is saying I love you!!!
And this is me at the beach. The wind was too strong. 🙂 My towel flew right in my face!

I am the ghost of towels!!! Ooooooooo
Next we went to Dalat were we saw this fancy temple, check it out!

The whole temple is made of tiny mosaic pieces!
This is the crazy house.

So crazy:b
So then…sorry my voice is tired………………………………… Okay I’m ready. So then, we went to the swan boats.

Here is my sister Marie. Isn’t she cute?
Then we went to the Halong Bay were we went on the cruise.
This is my dad doing tai chi on the tippi top of the boat.

My dad is COOL!!! And FUNNY!!! And HANDSOME!!! And A TRAVELER!!! And the best!!!
Here is our whole family on the 3rd deck having a great time:) Did I say that wrong? Here!!! Is!!! Our!!! Family!!! On!!! The!!! 3rd!!!! Deck!!!! That’s better.

You can see Aysia is smiling too!
We also went kayaking in the bay. It was beautiful.

Do you think I look fat with my life jacket? I do! Why do I need it? I can swim!
This is my private room with Marie on the cruise.

No parents allowed!!!
We also went to a floating village in the bay. The girl in the back took us there. Her mask looks like a bank robber mask!

Do you think she is a bank robber?
This is the floating village. Everybody had boats for cars!

Pretty!!!
At the floating village I got to see how pearls were born!!! I mean, harvested. 🙂 Can you see the pearl?

Isn’t it cute?! And at the same time, yuk! I shouldn’t have put this picture on my blog, it’s gross!
Then we went to Sapa!
It was calm and nice. Nothing to worry about. Well, maybe. This is a native Indian from the Red Tzao tribe holding Aysia.

Well, Aysia didn’t enjoy it.
This is the village.

Up in the spooky mountains! HA! HA! HA!
Here is me and my family on the train.

My favorite thing in Viet Nam was…………… everything!!! Well almost everything.
See you next time! By! Adios! And see you again.
Credits
Blog post by
Emily Pearce
Pictures by
Brandon pearce
Emily pearce
Adventure by
Pearce family
Special? Thanks to
All
Please leave a comment in this blog post thank you.
If you leave a comment first you will be the special Irene, or Kennedy, or Allison, well you know what I mean.
I’m the first! I’m the first! I must be the special Mommy. 🙂 I guess that’s cheating though, since I knew the exact time you published your post before anyone else did. I really love hearing all your thoughts about what we experienced in Vietnam. It was fun to look back on so many of the things we did. I enjoy the fun way you say things, and I appreciate your sense of humor. I love you Em!
LOL… you are too funny, Emily. I am so happy that you are writing blog posts and sharing your fun, creative and silly personality with us.
Saigon DOES look dirty… but colorful, too. I think my favorite place would have been the glassy bay with the jagged rock formations. Unless it was really hot. Then I probably would have liked the mountain village better. Sapa looked very pretty.
I feel sorry for the poor little oyster that had to give its life up so someone could have a pretty pearl.
Did the ostrich have a name?
The ostrich doesn’t have a name.
to grandma alli
I also like the way you used different colors with your words in your post…
Thank you:)
to grandma alli
OH Emily, thank you for posting on your blog. I really love reading it and seeing the pictures . I love the way you express yourself and share your feelings .
Yes I think Saigon looks dirty and I’m with you I think it needs a good cleaning. 🙂
The noodle soup does look delicious and you do a great job eating with the chop sticks.
The way you described the different places you visited was very interesting and mostly pretty in the pictures. . The sand dunes looked fun did the sledding on the sand made your behind sore?
The Ostrich ride looks like it was hard to stay on it. Did you feel a bit insecure while riding it? I hear they run VERY fast. I’m sure glad it didn’t decide to run while you were on him.
You , Marie and Aysia are sure growing up and look so pretty. I can’t believe you will be 9 in just a couple of days.
I love the picture of all your family on the cruise boat. You all looks oh sooooooooooo good to me.
That looked like a BIG and a very beautiful pearl. I’m glad you posted that picture.
I just showed Grandpa your latest blog and he said Emily is sure a smart little girl!! He is impressed with you.
Thank you for emailing me and telling me you had made a new post.
We both love you very much .
Oh my word, Emily!! What an amazing blog post! I love all of the pictures, but my FAVORITE part was reading what you had to say about it all. I love knowing what you thought about your adventures in Viet Nam. I’m glad you had such a great time and saw SO many cool things.
Ostrich riding looks like it was really fun! And so does sledding in the SAND! Very cool 🙂
Your dad IS funny and handsome and cool! (Also VERY smart!)
Love you Emily!
(Kennedy will comment later tonight- she isn’t around a computer very often, but I’ll make sure she is tonight. I know she wants to see your blog!)
I love your blog, by the way! It is very cool. And I love the pearl! It was so cool. But the outside was gross. It looked weird. hahaha.
I don’t think I’d like that food, but it’s good that you like it!
I love that Aysia is walking. It’s cool! And I want her to walk with me on the cruise next year. She is so cute.
It’s cool that you slept on a train!
And I love that twisted house. And I wish I was at the swimming pool with you! That would be awesome. I would LOVE to swim with you in the deep end! And I can do a flip in the water, if we ever go swimming together. And we can act like fishes with Marie!
I can’t wait for the cruise. We’ll be happy and having the best time of our lives. We’ll be skipping and running and having the best time of our lives! I love you! 🙂
It’s great to hear your thoughts about Vietnam, and I’m glad you had such a good time. It was very fun to be together there. You took some nice pictures, and thanks for all the kind words about me. 🙂 You’re a very sweet daughter, and smart, and creative, and beautiful!