Visiting Room to Read school with Tim Ferriss and two other donors about 3 hours outside of Saigon / Ho Chi Min City. More about the school here. They teach ages 2-5. Also: birthday dinner for John.
Yes, that’s soup on the back of a motorbike
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The ferry that took us across the river
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Arriving at the school, all the kids came out
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Tim Ferriss
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Jose Castro-frenzel
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This girl was fascinated by my camera, has the exact same expression in a few other pics
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The school starts classes at 2 years old
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Tim does a convincing monkey impression
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Matt Mullenweg
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Breakfast of champions
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There were hammocks everywhere, I love it
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Snails!
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Tim Ferriss, Jose Castro, Andrew Rosca
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Jon Butcher
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I’m a Vietnamese, have seen your entries at my wp-dashboard, thanks for your images of my country.
Have a nice time in Vietnam!
Alex.
by the way, your theme looks so impressed. 🙂
These images are beautiful. I looks like you had a wonderful time. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Funny story about Room to Read. It involves them, Microsoft, graft, unrequited love, and a Peace Corps volunteer arrested for stealing misappropriated donated computers. Perhaps another time.
Room to Read are great peoples. A good majority of their programs in Nepal were the result of Peace Corps volunteers’ initiatives. I encourage everyone with even just a little extra cash to throw them their support. A little money can put a lot of books in kids’ hands.
very happy matt………
wow! nice theme and nice picture. 🙂
Love your photos, you really capture the colourful nature of Vietnam.
LOL @ the “yes that is soup on the back of the motor bike” = SUCH a typical Vietnam-scene! What a great country, one of my best ever trips. Ta.
Nice picture Matt.
But one thing that made me more curious is about the photo gallery that you used. Is it a plug-in?
And also the tagging photo application, what plug-in is it?
It’s just the built-in WordPress gallery.
Thanks for ur reply Matt
Beautiful pictures. Thanks, as always.
very lively pics
Thanks to Uncle Matt and Uncle Tim!!! … Now the kids know that the dead Uncle Ho (Chi Minh) loves them, too.
https://ma.tt/2009/03/vietnam-school/mcm_3787-2/
Worpress rules!
Hi Matt, I’m a Vietnamese too, but I live in HaNoi Capital.
So I have a question, what do you think a bou Vietnam and Vietnamese? 😀
Thank you for your nice photo
nice photo & wp theme 😉
Nice pix, welcome to Vietnam.
Hi Matt,
I followed your trip daily. Have a nice stay in Vietnam and please add some more text.
minhhanh
I am a Vietnam veteran spending 16 months throughout the country of Vietnam in 1970. The photos bring back a lot of memories and still looks the same as it did 40 years ago with little progress.
The Vietnamese people are some really wonderful people who deserve as much prosperity and freedom as Japan, South Korea, and America has enjoyed.
To bad we failed them. Maybe a new generation of young who will look beyond the wisdom of men to find the real truth of mans existence.
Yap, Nanny,
Vietnam’s counstry side in the photo is look like Vietnam 40 years ago as you remember/ But now the big cities is growing so fast.
Have you had an idea that comeback to Vietnam ?
Thank you Matt for helping our people.
SOooooooooo nice! Looking forward to seeing you in the April in China, for the second time 🙂
wow thank you , i like the pic https://ma.tt/2009/03/vietnam-school/mcm_3647-2/ really cute girl , thx mate
Thanks for making note of the Room to Read projects, Matt. I wasn’t aware of Room to Read until this blog post.
Hello Matt,
Great seeing you in Vietnam and at WordCamp Dallas/S.F. Your articles are very well written and enjoy reading them. Wishing you the best always.
– Jose Castro-Frenzel
I love the images of the laughing children 🙂 well, such pics shows me, how wonderful it is to make people smile.