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Sooooo over it.

Everyone else seems to be having fun though. Saw the Buddha again, saw the Cham temples again. Saw the beach again, ate some food. Sweated a lot. Paid way too much for a meal at The Sailing Club, but it was nice surroundings and all.

We leave tonight for Saigon/Ho Chi Minh Land.

That chicken-slaughter video is way too large to upload until I return to Melbourne so you're all off the hook. The chicken, however, is still dead.

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chalk said…
Saigon Saigon! Almost over now!
9:09 PM
chalk said…
Just for the record, the entire family arrived home in one piece, and are not being held on account of the thirty kilos of hash found in linda's carry-on as rumours have been suggesting.
1:34 PM
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