The weather forecast said no rain this afternoon in Ho Chi Minh City. But just before my daily hour of watering the plants, I go up to the roof deck to see what the conditions are. I decided to go with my gut instincts and skip the watering for today.
The pollsters did a pretty good job this time with the key races in the U.S. General Election just held. But the steady drum-beat of doom and gloom from the New York Times and The Washington Post over the past month was unnecessarily demoralizing.
Vietnamese modernist architecture is a quintessential part of Saigon’s heritage. Tourist attractions like the Independence Palace are no doubt here to stay, however, the nameless old hospitals, schools and apartment buildings are in danger of extinction. https://t.co/lmP0883WYJ
Check out this article about amazing art & architecture from @nytimes. Because I'm a subscriber, you can read it through this gift link without a subscription. https://t.co/LXuiLGddNr
@nguyenhimself @Connla_Stokes Too much luggage to do that, and when we finally got a taxi, on the way out, there were crowds of people along the road and at the gas station.
@ElleninEdmonton @ChrisGNguyen @miketatarski I can attest to the observation that most people are still wearing masks when out in public in HCMC. The mandate is still in effect here.