Thanks for the post Joshua, I am happy to hear that the photos brought back memories for you, it's nice when that happens. When I see them myself I remember my time out there, but then it just makes working in my office harder. I should point out that I was not actually teaching out there, I went for a walk one day and came across a temple/school, so offered to give a helping hand. But I agree it is much more rewarding to go there and actually help out and work with the people, to do that is really something. Thanks.
Joshua
16-May-2006 14:19
Thank you for all the beautiful pictures. It did bring back a lot of memories. I used to live there during my youth. I am hoping to go back there one day just to visit my sister, her kids and the rest of my cousins and relatives or if possible some day travel there as a teacher like you. Teaching in a foreign country is always a dream for me.
I have been on a mission to find the name of this one myself the last few days. So your post is kind of spooky, lol. Thank you for you kind comments, I will definately be going back there one day, but I hope it doesn't develope the way Thailand has though. Cheers.
bienxanh
07-Sep-2004 04:13
This flower is called Plumera, one of my favorite, grows in the tropical climate.
Thank you for the beautiful photos of Laos. I used to live there as a child, would love to travel back someday soon to Vientiane.
