We loved HCMC and were very sad to leave it. We had friends, activities, a job and all of the usual places that we liked to go, places to just hang out, to eat, to get massages, to get haircuts and nails done. A new adventure was waiting in our new home. First we had to say goodbye to everyone.
Here are a few memories, mostly mine so might have to give Phil a go at his own? (Leanne)....
Bye to Gab, Pavi and Jana
Bye to Ms Claire who I wandered to Cambodia and Ankhor Wat with...
Bye to the Saigon Sleeze crew! Devang, Pavi, Gab & Simon...what a night!
Bye to Marie and Sally
Bye to Bay, my Xe Om (Motorbike Taxi driver)
I had the same one for 1.5 years, I shed a tear when I said goodbye....He really looked after me....
Bye to my hairdresser, Serenity. Such a lovely calm experience there.
Bye to the lovely Emily at my nail shop...
Bye to Dan the Man who was THE BEST real estate guy in the world!
Bye to California Gym where I spent many hours...
Bye to Mr Dat the crew at the Caravelle where I taught Mondays and Wednesdays 10-4
Mai Anh runs a lovely school with a lot of care for her students and their future.
Platinum TOEIC class 4-5 Tuesdays and Thursdays
The 'Dangerous Liaisons' crew from Dragonfly Productions
and the group from 'Two' with Saigon Players
The gorgeous people who lived in my alley were very hard to say goodbye to...my favourites
Bon, who was around my age, just wish we could have sat down and had a good chat...such a character but just lovely.
Tam and Diem (Bon's daughter) who I taught English too. Tam was probably my most favourite in the alley. She bought me a money box so I could save my money to come back and visit her :)And our final visitors to HCMC were the Jibbo's.
We have had so many people to share our time with in HCMC it has been wonderful time and the city was very good to us.
BYE No 3 and HCMC for now!