find out for yourself...
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/09/viet-nam.html
Full Version: vietnam in the eyes of an indian/white girl
Oooh lovely..beautiful Priya
I love her because, 1st, I have a deep combination with India and she has indian blood in her vein. but moreover the main reason is 2nd, because she loves my country and she said "Vietnam is the only home i have".
And look at this, this is funny and this bashes the anti-VN people in this forum:
Myth #3: Vietnamese people are oppressed/have no freedom
This sentiment is so prevalent here. I've seen bloggers flamed for writing about Vietnam. The comments come from people who surely haven't stepped foot in Vietnam in the last 30 years. Do they have any evidence that the people of Vietnam are living under an "oppressive regime"? No
I love her because, 1st, I have a deep combination with India and she has indian blood in her vein. but moreover the main reason is 2nd, because she loves my country and she said "Vietnam is the only home i have".
And look at this, this is funny and this bashes the anti-VN people in this forum:
Myth #3: Vietnamese people are oppressed/have no freedom
This sentiment is so prevalent here. I've seen bloggers flamed for writing about Vietnam. The comments come from people who surely haven't stepped foot in Vietnam in the last 30 years. Do they have any evidence that the people of Vietnam are living under an "oppressive regime"? No
Damn, she's pretty.
Her mother is a sincere poetess -- with the itelligence of the heart
Yes read that poem again
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/09/viet-nam.html
But SHE ... Preya is only any pretty girl
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/03/you-know...hanoi-when.html
Yes read that poem again
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/09/viet-nam.html
But SHE ... Preya is only any pretty girl
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/03/you-know...hanoi-when.html
Well if anyone ever chat to her, tell her if she ever need a Vietnamese boyfriend, I'm willing to sacrifice myself for her 
hahaha j/k
I find it really cool that foreigners find Vietnam to be lovely..
hahaha j/k
I find it really cool that foreigners find Vietnam to be lovely..
QUOTE(daidai @ May 15 2006, 12:19 AM) [snapback]1848680[/snapback]
Well if anyone ever chat to her, tell her if she ever need a Vietnamese boyfriend, I'm willing to sacrifice myself for her
hahaha j/k
I find it really cool that foreigners find Vietnam to be lovely..
Have you even read what SHE wrote?
^ no
I just read the one link that was posted up on here.
I just read the one link that was posted up on here.
Is she anyone famous? Why do you care what she feels? She's just one person.
QUOTE(daidai @ May 15 2006, 12:31 AM) [snapback]1848707[/snapback]
^ no
I just read the one link that was posted up on here.
You MISREAD that page. That's what she said HER MOTHER wrote.
Let's go. Here is what SHE wrote
QUOTE
Saturday, March 19, 2005
You know you live in Hanoi when...
-your clothes smell like mildew
-Living in 90% humidity year-round means that you feel like a fish out of water when you visit drier places.
-you haven't seen the sun in 3 months
-you've gotten used to being woken up in the middle of the night by the frightening moan of a man singing Karaoke next door.
-You've gotten used to being awoken every morning, even on Sundays, to the bang bang of construction work next door.
-You've gotten used to having ill-mannered neighborhood children peeking in your windows and knocking on your doors, screaming "hello hello, chewing gum?" at all hours of the day.
-You know that a peaceful walk through the city, soaking up the culture and sights, is an impossibility with shoeshine boys and postcard sellers at your heels...even when you tell them in perfect Vietnamese that you are not a tourist and that you've lived in Hanoi for years.
-You know that no matter how long you live in Hanoi, you will always be a foreigner, stared and pointed at with curiosity wherever you go.
--You know that the notion of "tact" varies from culture to culture, so you try not to get too offended when you're told, yet again, how very fat you are.
--You laugh when people say that there isn't a place on earth that hasn't been invaded by McDonald's.
--You have a maid...And her name's probably Mai and she irons and folds your underwear.
--You are no longer surprised when you get charged double what Vietnamese are charged for everything.
--You've tried snake wine, dogmeat or bull's penis at least once.
--Your power goes out for a couple hours a few times a month.
--You know that if you wait for the traffic to clam down before crossing the street you'll never cross the street...the key is to just step out and let all the bikes and motorbikes swerve around you.
--You watched The Quiet American twice just to see the beautiful shots of Hanoi's streets and architecture again.
--You chuckle when you tell people you live in Hanoi and they say, "it must be nice to live in the tropics where it's always sunny and never gets cold."
--You know that when a group of 7 year-olds surrounds you on the street screaming "fu-k you," they're just practicing their English.
--If you live in a Vietnamese style house, you don't need a gym membership because climbing 6 flights of stairs at a 60 degree angle everyday, just to get to your bedroom, is enough of a workout.
--You are a Karaoke expert.
--Apocalypse Now isn't just a movie to you...it's where you spend your weeknights, along with every other expat in Hanoi.
(For old-timers who lived in Hanoi before 1993)
--You remember when the embargo was lifted and suddenly there was food!
--You remember when the only restaurant in town was "A Little Italian"
--You remember when the only hamburger you could find in town was at the Swedish Bar.
--Despite all this, you still love living in Hanoi!
I will add more as I think of them...and try to get other Hanoians to contribute:)
You know you live in Hanoi when...
-your clothes smell like mildew
-Living in 90% humidity year-round means that you feel like a fish out of water when you visit drier places.
-you haven't seen the sun in 3 months
-you've gotten used to being woken up in the middle of the night by the frightening moan of a man singing Karaoke next door.
-You've gotten used to being awoken every morning, even on Sundays, to the bang bang of construction work next door.
-You've gotten used to having ill-mannered neighborhood children peeking in your windows and knocking on your doors, screaming "hello hello, chewing gum?" at all hours of the day.
-You know that a peaceful walk through the city, soaking up the culture and sights, is an impossibility with shoeshine boys and postcard sellers at your heels...even when you tell them in perfect Vietnamese that you are not a tourist and that you've lived in Hanoi for years.
-You know that no matter how long you live in Hanoi, you will always be a foreigner, stared and pointed at with curiosity wherever you go.
--You know that the notion of "tact" varies from culture to culture, so you try not to get too offended when you're told, yet again, how very fat you are.
--You laugh when people say that there isn't a place on earth that hasn't been invaded by McDonald's.
--You have a maid...And her name's probably Mai and she irons and folds your underwear.
--You are no longer surprised when you get charged double what Vietnamese are charged for everything.
--You've tried snake wine, dogmeat or bull's penis at least once.
--Your power goes out for a couple hours a few times a month.
--You know that if you wait for the traffic to clam down before crossing the street you'll never cross the street...the key is to just step out and let all the bikes and motorbikes swerve around you.
--You watched The Quiet American twice just to see the beautiful shots of Hanoi's streets and architecture again.
--You chuckle when you tell people you live in Hanoi and they say, "it must be nice to live in the tropics where it's always sunny and never gets cold."
--You know that when a group of 7 year-olds surrounds you on the street screaming "fu-k you," they're just practicing their English.
--If you live in a Vietnamese style house, you don't need a gym membership because climbing 6 flights of stairs at a 60 degree angle everyday, just to get to your bedroom, is enough of a workout.
--You are a Karaoke expert.
--Apocalypse Now isn't just a movie to you...it's where you spend your weeknights, along with every other expat in Hanoi.
(For old-timers who lived in Hanoi before 1993)
--You remember when the embargo was lifted and suddenly there was food!
--You remember when the only restaurant in town was "A Little Italian"
--You remember when the only hamburger you could find in town was at the Swedish Bar.
--Despite all this, you still love living in Hanoi!
I will add more as I think of them...and try to get other Hanoians to contribute:)
Ha ha, "Despite all this, you still love living in Hanoi!"
Đừng có nghèo mà ham! you've got no chance!
You know that when a group of 7 year-olds surrounds you on the street screaming "fu-k you," they're just practicing their English.
lol
lol
Yes, s-ck her!
But her mother's poem is really something:
(Preya now says "When I find it difficult to express how I feel about Viet Nam, I just reread the words that my mother wrote when she had to leave in 1975").
I did not spring from the soil of Viet Nam.
I was not cradled in her womb
and she did not give birth to me.
I was a child of another color
and I spoke another language
and yet Viet Nam received me
as a mother receives an adopted child from a far-off land.
I went to Viet Nam to give and I received.
I went to teach and four thousand years of history
and wisdom enlightened me.
I went to a country ravaged by war and found peace.
I went expecting to find despair and sorrow
and I found hope and joy.
I crossed an ocean and found a home.
There is a song in my heart called Viet Nam,
but it is wordless and I am incomplete.
The words have gone from my song
and I am as a motherless child.
--Cherie Clark, 1975
But her mother's poem is really something:
(Preya now says "When I find it difficult to express how I feel about Viet Nam, I just reread the words that my mother wrote when she had to leave in 1975").
I did not spring from the soil of Viet Nam.
I was not cradled in her womb
and she did not give birth to me.
I was a child of another color
and I spoke another language
and yet Viet Nam received me
as a mother receives an adopted child from a far-off land.
I went to Viet Nam to give and I received.
I went to teach and four thousand years of history
and wisdom enlightened me.
I went to a country ravaged by war and found peace.
I went expecting to find despair and sorrow
and I found hope and joy.
I crossed an ocean and found a home.
There is a song in my heart called Viet Nam,
but it is wordless and I am incomplete.
The words have gone from my song
and I am as a motherless child.
--Cherie Clark, 1975
QUOTE(khaviet @ May 14 2006, 02:38 PM) [snapback]1848269[/snapback]
Oooh lovely..beautiful Priya
I love her because, 1st, I have a deep combination with India and she has indian blood in her vein.
What is the...deep combination?
Are you mixed?
Hi Guys,
Thanks for visiting my site. I just wanted to say that I truly love Vietnam. My "you know you live in Hanoi..." post is supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek commentary about living in Hanoi. I lived in Vietnam most of my life, so naturally I have many experiences! Please don't take those as insults:) Vietnam is my home, and if you read my entire blog, you'll know how much I love and miss it.
Once again, thank you for reading my blog, but please don't misconstrue my posts. Also, I posted my mother's poem because I too feel like that way!
Thanks for visiting my site. I just wanted to say that I truly love Vietnam. My "you know you live in Hanoi..." post is supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek commentary about living in Hanoi. I lived in Vietnam most of my life, so naturally I have many experiences! Please don't take those as insults:) Vietnam is my home, and if you read my entire blog, you'll know how much I love and miss it.
Once again, thank you for reading my blog, but please don't misconstrue my posts. Also, I posted my mother's poem because I too feel like that way!
how did you know to come to asiafinest???
Hi Preya "Love"
That's OK, now we know what you know, that's all!!!
Whatever! With a mother like yours, you've got everything forgiven! Please say Hello to her from us, with love. It's very nice to know her...
Anyway, they all found you very pretty -- including I.
That's OK, now we know what you know, that's all!!!
Whatever! With a mother like yours, you've got everything forgiven! Please say Hello to her from us, with love. It's very nice to know her...
Anyway, they all found you very pretty -- including I.
I knew to come here because my webasite counter has 300 visits from this link!
My MOM says Xin Chao to all of you (we are having a mother's day party)
My MOM says Xin Chao to all of you (we are having a mother's day party)
QUOTE(PreyaVN @ May 15 2006, 02:09 AM) [snapback]1848887[/snapback]
I knew to come here because my webasite counter has 300 visits from this link!
My MOM says Xin Chao to all of you (we are having a mother's day party)
That's 100 visits from me alone, and another 100 from khaviet!
Preya, your mom wrote
" There is a song in my heart called Viet Nam,
but it is wordless and I am incomplete. "
What about adapting her poem on some music? or does she have a harmony still in her heart?
Please, ask her!
QUOTE(NTV @ May 14 2006, 06:56 PM) [snapback]1848854[/snapback]
What is the...deep combination?
Are you mixed?
Lol noooo. just my half (i mean my lover do you understand) is indian
So India is my half 
QUOTE(PreyaVN @ May 14 2006, 06:58 PM) [snapback]1848859[/snapback]
Hi Guys,
Thanks for visiting my site. I just wanted to say that I truly love Vietnam. My "you know you live in Hanoi..." post is supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek commentary about living in Hanoi. I lived in Vietnam most of my life, so naturally I have many experiences! Please don't take those as insults:) Vietnam is my home, and if you read my entire blog, you'll know how much I love and miss it.
Once again, thank you for reading my blog, but please don't misconstrue my posts. Also, I posted my mother's poem because I too feel like that way!
Hi Priya i love you i love you i love you
when i come back to vietnam and if we have a chance we will meet naa.
I love hanoi too my Priya i was born in hanoi LIKE YOU. But then i moved to saigon soon, yet i still love hanoi so much.
Do you have any impression about hanoi in autumn?
QUOTE(Johannjs @ May 14 2006, 07:20 PM) [snapback]1848905[/snapback]
That's 100 visits from me alone, and another 100 from khaviet!
Preya, your mom wrote
" There is a song in my heart called Viet Nam,
but it is wordless and I am incomplete. "
What about adapting her poem on some music? or does she have a harmony still in her heart?
Please, ask her!
What makes you think 100 visits were from me?
Got any new ghost story brother?
QUOTE
That's 100 visits from me alone, and another 100 from khaviet!
and me
QUOTE(khaviet @ May 15 2006, 02:27 AM) [snapback]1848907[/snapback]
What makes you think 100 visits were from me?
Got any new ghost story brother?
1. ha ha guess! but I was wrong probably
VOTAMVOTU visited thoroughly first, then I, and again, then you, but you got mixed with the blog ring and went to other blogs in Preya's list, and all guys from here as when you posted her photo!!!! LOL
2. You got scared to death by my ghost stories! why are you asking for more? hide under the blanket! and beware, they're sure coming tonight!
QUOTE(PreyaVN @ May 14 2006, 07:58 PM) [snapback]1848859[/snapback]
Hi Guys,
Thanks for visiting my site. I just wanted to say that I truly love Vietnam. My "you know you live in Hanoi..." post is supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek commentary about living in Hanoi. I lived in Vietnam most of my life, so naturally I have many experiences! Please don't take those as insults:) Vietnam is my home, and if you read my entire blog, you'll know how much I love and miss it.
Once again, thank you for reading my blog, but please don't misconstrue my posts. Also, I posted my mother's poem because I too feel like that way!
You should try going to Ho Chi Minh City one day. But then again I imagine the South must be a lot more different in terms of environment than the North.
khaviet--thank you:) I love Hanoi in autumn; here's a post I wrote about hoa sua in autumn:
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/08/bit-hot-...t-sweet_20.html
And another about missing Hanoi (scents):
http://preya.blogspot.com/2006/02/all-thin...you-remain.html
Byron--I've been to Saigon many times, and I even went to school there for a while. It is VERY different, and I don't love it like I love Hanoi, but it's nice in its own way:)
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/08/bit-hot-...t-sweet_20.html
And another about missing Hanoi (scents):
http://preya.blogspot.com/2006/02/all-thin...you-remain.html
Byron--I've been to Saigon many times, and I even went to school there for a while. It is VERY different, and I don't love it like I love Hanoi, but it's nice in its own way:)
QUOTE(PreyaVN @ May 15 2006, 02:58 AM) [snapback]1848987[/snapback]
khaviet--thank you:) I love Hanoi in autumn; here's a post I wrote about hoa sua in autumn:
http://preya.blogspot.com/2005/08/bit-hot-...t-sweet_20.html
And another about missing Hanoi (scents):
http://preya.blogspot.com/2006/02/all-thin...you-remain.html
I think the boys are more curious to hear about your first boyfriend and your first kiss
QUOTE(Johannjs @ May 14 2006, 09:01 PM) [snapback]1848999[/snapback]
I think the boys are more curious to hear about your first boyfriend and your first kiss
Good lord.
Preya,
When I read the poem, I immediately thought of many songs I could remember, like some in the list here
http://www.visualgui.com/motion.php
http://www.visualgui.com/motion/BonjourVietnam.html
Byron,
1. That was in her blog!
2. Here's HCMC
EDIT: #2 has been splitted to make a new thread, just now.
When I read the poem, I immediately thought of many songs I could remember, like some in the list here
http://www.visualgui.com/motion.php
http://www.visualgui.com/motion/BonjourVietnam.html
Byron,
1. That was in her blog!
2. Here's HCMC
EDIT: #2 has been splitted to make a new thread, just now.
I am obsessed with fragrance. My attachment to places is so often caught up in scents that the two are inseparable in my mind–scent and place. My love for Hanoi is inextricably tied to scent. I remember in scents; I miss in scents.
you are such a sensitive girl. that is lovely and good for you priya, you know the smallest detail of every hanoi corner even a scent.
Hey do you like bún chả? (you mentioned quán thánh street, it makes me remember bún chả_ )
One thing Priya, do you speak Viet well? I think yes?
You love literature, dont you?
you are such a sensitive girl. that is lovely and good for you priya, you know the smallest detail of every hanoi corner even a scent.
Hey do you like bún chả?
(you mentioned quán thánh street, it makes me remember bún chả_ )One thing Priya, do you speak Viet well? I think yes?
You love literature, dont you?
Preya,
You lived in VN with your family? So how did your family came to know VN especially your mother? Anyway, I'm happy that you liked VN as much as I do. I missed the cheap food and the whole feeling of being in Vietnam. If you had lived in VN for a few years already, you must be a pro at bargaining eh?
Johann,
Are you half Vietnamese and Indian because your Vietnamese are pretty good, better than most Vietnamese kids over here.
I think the boys are more curious to hear about your first boyfriend and your first kiss
Don't be so blunt Johannjs, but I like the way you think..
You lived in VN with your family? So how did your family came to know VN especially your mother? Anyway, I'm happy that you liked VN as much as I do. I missed the cheap food and the whole feeling of being in Vietnam. If you had lived in VN for a few years already, you must be a pro at bargaining eh?
Johann,
Are you half Vietnamese and Indian because your Vietnamese are pretty good, better than most Vietnamese kids over here.
QUOTE(Johannjs @ May 14 2006, 08:01 PM) [snapback]1848999[/snapback]
I think the boys are more curious to hear about your first boyfriend and your first kiss
Don't be so blunt Johannjs, but I like the way you think..
QUOTE(khaviet @ May 14 2006, 07:27 PM) [snapback]1848907[/snapback]
Lol noooo. just my half (i mean my lover do you understand) is indian
So India is my half Umm...strange logic. But if you say so...
QUOTE(NTV @ May 14 2006, 09:02 PM) [snapback]1849117[/snapback]
Umm...strange logic. But if you say so...
love has no logic
Love just makes people more stupid in its own way
khaviet,
Preya is talking about scents, perfumes, flowers... and she's very "sensitive" (meaning "very refined" personality, if I'm not wrong) ;
You're talking about Bún Chả Hà Nội ngâm Nước Mắm, how salty! but it's OK, I think she loves the accompanying fresh herbs...
Preya,
I know " Hoa Sứ " but don't remember about " Hoa Sữa "
So, here are PHOTOS of
" Hoa Sứ " (Click here)
" Hoa Sữa " Click here
A FORUM ABOUT HANOI and a thread about the flowers!!! how lucky!!!
Click here
WOW
Preya is talking about scents, perfumes, flowers... and she's very "sensitive" (meaning "very refined" personality, if I'm not wrong) ;
You're talking about Bún Chả Hà Nội ngâm Nước Mắm, how salty!
but it's OK, I think she loves the accompanying fresh herbs...Preya,
I know " Hoa Sứ " but don't remember about " Hoa Sữa "
So, here are PHOTOS of
" Hoa Sứ " (Click here)
" Hoa Sữa " Click here
A FORUM ABOUT HANOI and a thread about the flowers!!! how lucky!!!
Click here
WOW
QUOTE(Johannjs @ May 14 2006, 09:07 PM) [snapback]1849128[/snapback]
khaviet,
Preya is talking about scents, perfumes, flowers... and she's very "sensitive" (meaning "very refined" personality, if I'm not wrong) ;
You're talking about Bún Chả Hà Nội ngâm Nước Mắm, how salty!
but it's OK, I think she loves the accompanying fresh herbs...Preya,
I know " Hoa Sứ " but don't remember about " Hoa Sữa "
So, here are PHOTOS of
" Hoa Sứ " (Click here)
" Hoa Sữa " Click here
A FORUM ABOUT HANOI and a thread about the flowers!!! how lucky!!!
Click here
WOW
hahahahaha she mentioned Quán Thánh, i used to sit there eating bún chả with my mom oh my god
i miss it.Hoa sữa thơm lắm không giống hoa sứ đâu (với điều kiện chỉ ngửi ở xa), còn hoa sứ mùi hắc hắc
Nhưng mà dí hoa sữa vào mũi mà ngửi thì còn ghê hơn hoa...cứt lợn (nói thiệt đó) QUOTE(daidai @ May 15 2006, 03:53 AM) [snapback]1849094[/snapback]
Johann,
Are you half Vietnamese and Indian because your Vietnamese are pretty good, better than most Vietnamese kids over here.
Don't be so blunt Johannjs, but I like the way you think..
Thank you for your appreciationAre you half Vietnamese and Indian because your Vietnamese are pretty good, better than most Vietnamese kids over here.
QUOTE(Johannjs @ May 14 2006, 08:01 PM) [snapback]1849094[/snapback]
I think the boys are more curious to hear about your first boyfriend and your first kiss
Don't be so blunt Johannjs, but I like the way you think..
I'm "somewhat Vietnamese, not Indian, and very French"
I go from extreme (sensitive) to extreme (blunt), because both ways get to the point.
QUOTE(NTV @ May 15 2006, 04:02 AM) [snapback]1849117[/snapback]
Umm...strange logic. But if you say so...
NTV,
They say "Searching the world for your other half", and you know now what that means!...
QUOTE(khaviet @ May 15 2006, 04:15 AM) [snapback]1849149[/snapback]
hahahahaha she mentioned Quán Thánh, i used to sit there eating bún chả with my mom oh my god
i miss it.Hoa sữa thơm lắm không giống hoa sứ đâu (với điều kiện chỉ ngửi ở xa), còn hoa sứ mùi hắc hắc
Nhưng mà dí hoa sữa vào mũi mà ngửi thì còn ghê hơn hoa...cứt lợn (nói thiệt đó) Ha ha you always make me laugh so much, jumping from one subject to another! How quick! and now... cứt lợn!
All in all, Indian people always have great culture in scents and perfumes, and thus also in flowers...
QUOTE(Johannjs @ May 14 2006, 09:33 PM) [snapback]1849197[/snapback]
Ha ha you always make me laugh so much, jumping from one subject to another! How quick! and now... cứt lợn!
All in all, Indian people always have great culture in scents and perfumes, and thus also in flowers...
no no, there is a flower called "cứt lợn" or "ngũ sắc", i am not telling about any pig here
-------> đẹp nhưng mà hôi rình.
Here
I got here yesterday! I am so excited! Hanoi has changed a lot, but it's still Hanoi. I'm staying at a cute little place in the old quarter, on Hang Mam street. I was too excited to rest yesterday, so my sister-in-law and I went to Au Lac Cafe. It was heaven for me to be back there, to see the Metropole's Christmas lights go on as it turned dark. We then met up with some friends and went to Apocalypse. It was good to see old friends there, but the new location is more like a nightclub and lacks that grimy bar feeling, which some might view as a plus. I had so much fun! I am getting ready to call a taxi to go visit my old school (new campus). Sorry for this poorly written, hasty entry. I will try to write more and add some pictures when I get the chance. For now...just wanted to say that I am really happy to be home!
Oh priya is so lovely. When you go to vietnam you must go over there to my home, my mom and my aunts will love you a lot. look. you love books, you love flowers, you love the delicacy in things. you are a true hanoian dear.
I got here yesterday! I am so excited! Hanoi has changed a lot, but it's still Hanoi. I'm staying at a cute little place in the old quarter, on Hang Mam street. I was too excited to rest yesterday, so my sister-in-law and I went to Au Lac Cafe. It was heaven for me to be back there, to see the Metropole's Christmas lights go on as it turned dark. We then met up with some friends and went to Apocalypse. It was good to see old friends there, but the new location is more like a nightclub and lacks that grimy bar feeling, which some might view as a plus. I had so much fun! I am getting ready to call a taxi to go visit my old school (new campus). Sorry for this poorly written, hasty entry. I will try to write more and add some pictures when I get the chance. For now...just wanted to say that I am really happy to be home!
Oh priya is so lovely. When you go to vietnam you must go over there to my home, my mom and my aunts will love you a lot. look. you love books, you love flowers, you love the delicacy in things. you are a true hanoian dear.
QUOTE(khaviet @ May 15 2006, 04:42 AM) [snapback]1849210[/snapback]
no no, there is a flower called "cứt lợn" or "ngũ sắc", i am not telling about any pig here
-------> đẹp nhưng mà hôi rình.
WOW, they are so beautiful, so why bother? sao mà hoa này đẹp thế!
I ran into this PHOTO thread of another forum! how beautiful...
Ooops, Preya's gone to sleep! we'll never know whether she plans to become a writer?
EDIT:
Now I know why I did remember only " Hoa Sứ " : because THEY are beautiful...
http://hatbui.free.fr/15_hoa+cay%20antrai/0101.jpg
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