generation gap
Audrey asked today whether I wanted her to write her report on Vietnam in cursive or Helvetica.
posted by Teresa, Stuart and Audrey @ 9:13 AM
On Our Own
Stream-of-consciousness tales of a single mom and her two kids as we embark on a life-altering adventure.
08 May 2007
On Our Own
Stream-of-consciousness tales of a single mom and her two kids as we embark on a life-altering adventure.
Teresa
We are a single-parent family based in Portland, Oregon but spending the summer in northern Vietnam.
Our triumvirate includes Teresa, Stuart (16) and Audrey (11).
During our travels in Vietnam in 2007, we spent two months volunteering with orphanages in Tam Ky (central Vietnam) and
then lived at Hong Duc University in Thanh Hoa City where Teresa taught English.
The summer '09 adventure will include teaching
once again in Thanh Hoa as well as various volunteer work, including bringing donations to orphanages in Tam Ky, Hoi An, Thanh Hoa.
If you are interested in joining our effort to provide for the orphans, you can help by making a financial contribution or purchasing recycled rice bags
available on our Vietnam With Kids website.
contact us at vietnamvolunteer
(at)mac(dot)com
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2 Comments:
Generation Gap? I would have thought todays generation would only be able to use the "computer" ? I guess that is the thoughts of a "real generation gap" though :) :) :) ?
unc d&j
Hi -t,
Just checking in, and finding that all y'all have settled in well in Old Town Thanh Hoa (and have ventured to try that most Vietnamese of delicacy...)
Glad to know things have worked out for you.
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