Being able to take photos like this one, taken at Phu Quoc IslandAnd already I've run out of steam! I just can't think of what to write at the moment. It's strange being home, because it almost feels like my whole Vietnam experience might have been some sort of weird dream. Because now I'm home acting like many post-grads act--I'm unemployed, I'm hanging out with my friends, I'm loafing around...essentially, I'm useless. And when I'm unproductive (I know, going to the gym, etc. is productive, but it doesn't feel like it) I get super restless and down on myself.
Ugh! Just writing this is making me down on myself! I'm going to stop, and think about it some more, and watch the Uruguay vs. Netherlands World Cup Game. Ok?
Talk to you soon, hopefully.
Ugh! Just writing this is making me down on myself! I'm going to stop, and think about it some more, and watch the Uruguay vs. Netherlands World Cup Game. Ok?
Talk to you soon, hopefully.
2 comments:
Hi Arielle,
I just accepted the Parkstone internship in Vietnam, so I've been reading your blog in preparation! I was wondering, would I be able to e-mail you with a couple of questions, for a previous intern point of view?
Thanks,
Jenny
Arielle, how do i contact you? do you have an email where i can reach you?
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