I arrived home yesterday evening. The trip home took just over 30 hours. My time in Vietnam was amazing -- and challenging -- but I'm happy to be back. I'm anxious to share some photos with everyone, so I'm going to upload them now.
Thank you for following along as I traveled. If you have any questions whatsoever about Vietnam or Catalyst's work there, please get in touch with me!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
En Route Home
I'm posting this from an internet lounge at the airport in Seoul, South Korea. I've completely lost track of the time in relation to Pennsylvania. It's 10 a.m. here on Wednesday, but, thanks to the international date line, I'll actually land in Chicago late Wednesday morning "before" leaving Seoul.
Caroline, the guru of all things Catalyst, is sitting next to me uploading photos from Friday's 100-mile bike ride. The link to Catalyst's photos is over on the right-hand side of this page. Check them out! (She's got photos by folder. The ones uploaded in March or April 2008 are obviously from this trip. There's a specific bike ride folder. Other than the ride photos, the majority of the photos uploaded thus far are from the construction team. There will be more to come!)
Sandy, our photographer, did a great job. You'll see fantastic photos of the countryside. Unfortunately, there aren't any photos of us in Saigon's rush-hour traffic as we rode the last 10-15 miles though. At that point, the van -- including Sandy -- had to go ahead and finish its drive. There was no place for it to pull over in the city.
I'll add my own photos from home as soon as I figure out how to.
I'll see or talk to all of you soon, once I'm back in the U.S.!
Caroline, the guru of all things Catalyst, is sitting next to me uploading photos from Friday's 100-mile bike ride. The link to Catalyst's photos is over on the right-hand side of this page. Check them out! (She's got photos by folder. The ones uploaded in March or April 2008 are obviously from this trip. There's a specific bike ride folder. Other than the ride photos, the majority of the photos uploaded thus far are from the construction team. There will be more to come!)
Sandy, our photographer, did a great job. You'll see fantastic photos of the countryside. Unfortunately, there aren't any photos of us in Saigon's rush-hour traffic as we rode the last 10-15 miles though. At that point, the van -- including Sandy -- had to go ahead and finish its drive. There was no place for it to pull over in the city.
I'll add my own photos from home as soon as I figure out how to.
I'll see or talk to all of you soon, once I'm back in the U.S.!
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