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| Kate and I chaperoned prom. Beautiful location on the Bund, and this picture by our friend Jerry is fab. |
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| IB Literature is dangerous with 50% of the class on crutches. DK and I appear injured after reading Arcadia. |
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| A portrait, my first, done by a 10th grade art student. I need a haircut. |
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| I look rather dapper. This is in the art nouveau style, and this particular piece is inspired by Aphonse Mucha |
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| I need that jacked. |
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| We enjoyed the best coffee in Hoi An at this little spot. Plus, a number of painting purchased from the artist next door. |
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| The shadow bump |
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| They say the baby is as big as a dragon fruit - but they haven't seen Vietnam-sized dragon fruits yet |
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| Shopping in Hoi An. |
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| An early morning stroll around Hanoi (prior to our departure for Ha Long Bay) |
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| The view from a bridge on one of our Hoi An bike rides |
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| Ha Long Bay - leaving the harbor |
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| Climbing for a look out in Ha Long Bay |
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| Going out with our Indochina Junk fleet |
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| The other-worldly feel of the bay |
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| At any point one awaits the emerging dragon from the sea |
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| This is our boat - |
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| On our way to visit a fishing village hidden among the limestone rocks of Ha Long Bay |
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| One of about 200 residents of the fishing village. |
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| Hoi An street sign |
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| An old Hoi An house |
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| Lantern shop |
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| Hoi An was founded by the Chinese, so every temple is one dedicated to Chinese Gods |
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| A typical temple in Hoi An |
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| On the way to the morning market |
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| Another street sign in Hoi An |
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| The oft photographed Japanese Bridge of Hoi An |
