Mẹ dắt đi lựa vải áo dài. Túc tắc từng tí một. Về tiệm áo dài đã may cho Mẹ, cho chị. Rồi đợi. Đợi một hôm trời lại nắng, dậy sớm mang áo dài, máy film vào Hoian chụp vài tấm hình. (Hình bị dư sáng :(

That's how 4 years passing by...Just like a blink... Finally I decided to go back to Danang (where I started). Some chances did gone, some fails, tears, disappointments, dreams, faith...Saigon keeps all,

Do you believe in magic? Do you believe in fairytales? Me, yes I do. I do believe in magic. Life keeps challenging us, good and bad things come frequently, continuously. However I always tell myself: All

I like film photos so much, pretty more than digital camera. My friend asked me why and I replied: "I don't know". Cameras or even smart phones can give awesome photos, videos, fast and convenient.

Summer potato I grow anything I can get from the kitchen. Sometimes it's garlic, sometimes onion, sweet potato, beans ( I try to eat beans everyday as I'm the way to be a vegetarian :D ). Sometimes it's

Few photos I captured the rain. On the long bus from Siem Riep to Saigon. Tuktuk drivers were playing pokers. They are so friendly and nice. I don't feel like to capture humans much. I don't know why.

I heard that those who have the ability to see the brilliant sunset are descendants of the Sun. Thanks God my office has a window to open space instead of concrete jungle. Those are always breath taking

Wander around this crowded and noisy city. I like this photo as it tells a lot (or a bit) about Saigon: new modern cafe are placed in pretty old building - apartment. A blender of old and new, facility

It's very common that we travel to a new place, wanna meet local and do as local. But we miss a thing: what do you normally do when you are at home? People are quite similar. Life is quite the same regardless

They don't speak English much, but those who can do it speak it pretty well, even American ascent. ;) It's just like the conflict there, generally people are poor, but some are rich and...extremely rich.

Normally I don't read tips or reviews much about the place I'm going to because I want to taste it, feel it by myself without any judgement. I'd like to keep my perspective pure and fresh. I went to Burma

Though I was born in a "normal" family (I don't feel like to say "poor" as there were lots of beggars in Vietnam) and my parents didn't have much time to educate us, my mother used

I was quite stressful because of bad financial situation so just took a bus to Cambodia. The first stop was Phnom Penh. Shared tuk tuk wiht two others girls, we went to the "Killing field" -

Things I do the most in my 20s should be...doing nothing and be alone. I like humans, I want to connect with humans but also afraid of it, want to be with others and want to be alone in the mean time.