Young Adults in our branch and their friends

Sites in the city of Hanoi

VietNam being an Asian country has many differnent things to see that we have never seen before. There is always some kind of construction happening and many old buildings are being torn down. You will fiind people everywhere on the sidewalks with a little drink and snack stand set up, almost like a lemonade stand in Utah, only many adults sit on small plastic stools for thier break from work, and thier are lunch stands where they sell soup where large beef bones are boiled for many hours and then  thin lean meat  and rice noodles are added just before serving it's called Pho ( it's as common as a hamburger in U.S.A.) We have not found a good hamburger place here with out having to pay alot of money for one.

we have been finding many good people here in this country, they are kind and generous poeple. They love many things that we take for granted. Life is simpler out here, and very small things are apreciated.

We have been in Viet Nam for 4 months now and we have adjusted to the culture, although we do not plan to ever eat dog meat nor chicken feet. Riding our bikes in a city of 8 million people is an adventure and it has taken some time to adjust to the traffic, at least for me. Elder Michel has piked up on it quite fast, and I think he realy likes the experience