Day 4 – March 28 My second FDP was on day 4 and it was to a school for deaf and disabled children. It was about a 30-minute bus ride to the school and we arrived and were ushered into a conference room to speak with the principal of the school. After our introduction, we… Read More #SAS Vietnam Day 4
Day 3 – March 27 Katy had her FDP on the third day so I just had a relaxing morning, used the Internet and cleaned up my room. Once she got back we decided to go do the Cu Chi tunnels, because we wouldn’t have any other time to do it. We headed to the… Read More #SAS Vietnam Day 3
Day 2 – March 26 Katy and I woke up for our FDP going to a school for blind children. When we arrived at the school, the school principal gave us a short background and explanation of the school. They did not have an interpreter ready for us, but luckily our trip leader, who is… Read More #SAS Vietnam Day 2
Day 1 – March 25 The ship was attached to the pilot ship at about 4 a.m. and we were driven up the Saigon River for a few hours before reaching Ho Chi Minh City/Saigon at about 7 a.m. Once we docked, we could see several parents waiting down below for their kids. After finally… Read More #SAS Vietnam Day 1
March 22 — 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. One-day port, round two. So we arrived in Singapore at about 6:45 a.m. on March 22. We all went up to Glazer Lounge to pick up our passports, which we had to carry with us all day, unlike all the other ports we’ve visited. It took about… Read More #SAS Singapore
Day 6 – March 17 The last day in India, we got up early to spend a few more hours in the town, getting a few last minute items. Malia and a few other people had met a tuk-tuk driver the night before and had bonded with him and had met his family. So we… Read More #SAS India Day 6
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