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	This is my journal about my travels in Vietnam. It is more of a chronological itenerary, with a few insights and observations. But for more in-depth views, i will set up an article section soon.

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	July 17, 2002 Late last night I have recieved a text from Bate's Art Director Rica Robles. It seems that her boss is asking if i could fly to Hanoi for an interview. She's is asking me if i could cancel my flight for a few days. I emailed her asking if she could give me the interview schedule so i could effectively plan my trips. I hope she could reply anytime today. =================== July 16, 2002 I just opened my journal just to write. I dont have the energy to add pics. I dunno, i feel depressed. Maybe because of the weather or maybe because the ad agency has not yet decided to get me. They tell me their boss hasnt decided yet. Or maybe he(the Art Director's boss) is simply not interested. Guess its home for me then. ================== July 15, 2002 It's my mom's birthday. Its the usual private family thing, the way we celebrate her birthday. I was able to buy her two large bouquets of roses and she was happy about it. ^_^ The other neighbors found out about her birthday and gave her gifts as well. Cute stuff from Vietnam. Finally finished my Manga and im still doing some scans of it so i can post it soon. I'l push through with my plans of making an online manga compilation called "Stories without Titles". I plan to do a Flash intro and in the future would also set up an experimental Flash Comic. Paging Hazel Velas, Queen of the Flashed, paturo naman pagka-uwi ko! This is the final day of my supposed deadline for expecting anything from Bates Ad Agency. They havent emailed me. The day before and today i emailed to remind them about my application. Im kinda worried i might irritate them with my inquiries. I do hope not but still hoping. ================== July 13, 2002 My sister and my aunt just arrived! She (my sister) is very excited to be here and cant wait to check out Hanoi. Two hours after their arrival we went to a water puppet theater. Basically its a pond and the puppets are "floating" above the waterline but are manipulated a few feet behind a screen where the puppeteers use long bamboo poles submerged in water to make the puppets dance. Cute trick, and lots of fireworks too.

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