A very good morning to all my girl friends hor, thank you for your comments. I am back from Hanoi yesterday (Thursday).
Thank you Nicole, Eileen, Joanne and May for your message. I received and is touched by your 'zhu fu'. Eileen, I have no time for sight seeing and shopping, so sorry no photos of Hanoi lei.
Auntie Irene, hee hee the chicken feets is still in my freezer hahaha. sorry that night never answer your calls... I sms Nicole to tell you I last mins went overseas.
Now I am back to work..... Whew!! This is really the first time that I need to fly off in such a short notice, less then 6 hours of arrangement and I am off.
The weather in Hanoi is quite cold, 20plus in the day and less then 20 in the night. And I did not bring any jacket or sweater! Because I have no time to check what the weather like.
It a very backward country, lots and lots of motor bikes on the roads, no divider on the road and no marking at all. Left, right all bikes and cars. Buffalos crossing the roads as well... hee hee.
People still used a bamboo and carries two baskets of fruits walking around selling their fruits.
Air is polluted, everyone is wearing a face masks makes from cloths......
I think Hanoi grow bananas... hahahha becoz every meal breakfast, lunch and dinner their fresh fruits is Bananas! No wonder the people there are so happy.
Okay, catch up with you all later, must get back to work to clear my backlogs..... Have a good weekend every one.
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8 comments:
Mabel,
welcome back...
Mabel,
Welcome back! Are you tired? Last few months my colleague also went there, he told me Hanoi is not fully develope, 很落后。
Last but not least, weekend is coming, enjoy your weekend.
Mabel
welcome back, & long time no talk liao...
u are right, I once saw some video taken by my boss who went Hanoi last yr, the traffic is really very terrible, lots lots of motorbike ....
Mabel
Welcome back!
Have a good rest this weekend. I will collect the calendars on ur behalf, so dun worry.
Cheers
Mabel
I didn't blog last few nights cos feeling tired and sleepy...wow, the last time I left a comment on when you said you were going to KL, and now learnt that you just return from Hanoi, really short notice...
Nicole
Xie Xie your welcome hee hee.
Eileen
Thank you, yes is indeed quite backward, is like the seventies in Chinatown, still with the old Singapore river.
Xueli
Yes long time no talk and no see lor. how are you? Hope Nana did well in his PSLE. Now is a relaxing time for you, no worries on PSLE and O Level. Baking and more Baking.
I think you will want to learn the Pandan Layer cake in Margaret's Blog
L-5
Thank you for welcoming me, and also thank you so much for collecting the 972 calendars on our behalf and my behalf. Coz originally I should be collecting it. Hahaha Thanks again.
Margaret
Hello, yes a very last mins decision, like i only know it in the morning and afternoon must flied off.
Very tired, hahahah. catch up with you soon
Mabel
hahaha...ya, already told shifu i want to learn the pandan kaya layer cake, she also know i will love this cake, heehee...
20oC is really considered as "cold" there in Hanoi, it should be better defined as "cool" weather.
You were there in November, that was just the (very) beginning of winter. From December to February temperature will drop down to around 10oC and can reach 2oC in some years. With high humidity plus drizzle, frequently foggy and cloudy sky (which means sunshine is very rare), it will become barely cold there.
Hanoi locates in northern Vietnam, which is the only major region in Southeast Asia that features a subtropical climate.
Cheers,
NHD
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