More Hanoi Images

The kids did some stone carving.

Hanoi

Hanoi is a dirty, gritty city. There are narrow streets and very few cars, but tons of mopeds all honking loudly. Unlike China, everyone (almost) wears a helmet (it's required by law since last January). The roads are very torn up. There are no tall buildings and the architecture still has a big French influence. There's a big street culture with all kinds of businesses run outside (street food, barber shops, etc.).





This is a restaurant.

October trip to Vietnam

Heading out of Pudong for our next family adventure: 8 day trip to Vietnam over the October holiday.

Our hotel in Hanoi, Sofitel Metropole.

Hershey's store

We finished the day off with a visit to the new Hershey chocolate store!

More Century Park

One of my favorite signs: No drunkards or psychopaths are allowed to play bumper cars.

September trip to Century Park with Fotheringhams

During a day with no school, the kids and I went with our close friends to Century Park, the Central Park of Shanghai. It was a great day for biking, boating, and going on some rides.

Henry's dental x-rays

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Sorry to be about 6 weeks behind in posting. It's been a crazy time with lots of travel and exciting work opportunities.

In September I took Henry for new dental x-rays (for orthodonture).