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Haloooooo everyone!!

Here is me, the lucky girl. You know, guys, when I joined the sea teacher programme yesterday and flew to Vietnam, I met many kind people. Let me mention them one by one, and I want to share with you how they are really important in my 26 days.

Rene and Seven Cegil!!

The first girls I met were Greace and Eka; they are from PGRI University, and actually, we are on the same flight with me. I met them when I arrived at Ho Chi Minh City Airport. At the time, I didn't know if they were my team, but I lost them. So I just kept looking for a way out, then I met with Thai (he is the first friend from Dong Thap University I met), as well as Yuna, Yola, Lelly, and Rene.

Let me introduce them to you guys,

Halu Oleo University

Rene and Yuna are a couple who are always chaotic when they get together, haha, but without them, we are quiet; without them, we're nothing because they are really active and can build situations and topics of conversation when the six of us are running out of topics or our social spirit is low.

Pakuan University

The two girls with completely different characters. Yola and Lelly have different characters where Yola is a quite enthusiastic girl, a girl who always makes us jealous because she is treated really lovely with her team, always invited to hang out, dinner, and so on, a girl who has random moods, sometimes seen friendly, sometimes looks like it's hard to talk to. Now Lelly turns out to be the silent girl who always loves to be alone, doesn't like crowds too much, easily runs out of energy to socialise, and doesn't like small talk. She is very diligent and clean too; according to the experience of Yola and Yuna, who share the same room with her, Lelly is very unhappy when they see their things everywhere and not neatly arranged.

PGRI University

Actually, I've mentioned them before—two girls I first met when I landed at the airport. These two girls were the people I knew best throughout my 26 days in Vietnam. why?? Because I share a room with them, all their random things are neatly stored in my mind, starting from showering once a day, complaining all the time, being lazy about eating but getting sick, crying for no reason, mood changes 24/7, and many more.

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We arrived at DThu around 12:00 am. Wow, it was a long journey. When it was said that it would take 4 hours, I felt like I couldn't stand it, but in the end we made it through the journey and arrived safely.

The next day, I met Mr. Truc for the first time. The lecturer and father figure were there for me. He looks firm but is also very sweet and caring. There was one time where I fell down the stairs, and he always asked me how I was doing :(. Has my leg recovered? Can I walk? Every day he asked, and he looked at us all like his own child, who always gave attention and advice. I really miss him :(.


The last Picture with Him:(

Buddies

Now,, we gonna talking about Tina, James, Janet and David. Actually not only them, the friends who are always with us in every situation.

We bothered David to go shopping at the market to buy cooking ingredients. David also suddenly became our food courier when it was raining heavily and we were already hungry:(


David is a boy wearing a white t-shirt

James :( The boy who always makes jokes by suddenly opening a group chat on WhatsApp, the boy who is very good at cooking, I really envy him!!! He suddenly asked us to hang out at DT Coffee and promised that he would cook for us, and he delivered on our last day in Dong Thap. I miss you James.!!

TINAAAAAA hahahahahaha, the happiestttttttt and always cheerful! I really miss you, Tina. If you read my blog, I hope you miss me too!

huhu!! Sorry, I'm embarrassed to say it directly, but I hope this can be conveyed to you. Thank you for EVERYTHING Tina has sacrificed for us. I love you!!

Janet aaaaaaaaa!!! the kindest girl that I have met. Thank you for lending me your phone when mine suddenly broke and wouldn't turn on. Even though it was the first day we met, you immediately lent me your phone. Sometimes I want to cry when I remember that moment because you are a person who trusts strangers enough to lend me her phone.