đưa ra ánh sáng
My dreams will always come and go as they are many. I want to master my native language. Half the words outside of daily speech I do not understand. I await the day which I will see the lands of my ancestors where I will be able to breathe and see what is left and what it will become. Stuck in the past I cannot and will not be. I will always seek a brighter future–not only for myself, but also those who I care for.
On the question of a life-long goal, that I do not yet know. I seek not to squander my life with meaningless work, but instead to build upon relationships and enjoy life for what I see it as. Each person will define his own path in life. This chosen though not fixed course is the forward movement of living. A purpose comes from the self and not to serve a greater power in order to seek salvation I believe. Salvation is already here! You make this world your own salvation through your acts of learning, compassion, and seeking to understand.
Be wary when judgment is passed for nothing is indefinitely permanent. It cannot be the case that you are always correct in your decisions.
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Mr WordPress
May 1, 2006 at 1:20 am
Nicely put cousin. See you next month and the remaining months of the year. I often reflect on the reasons of the choices I make and their impacts onto my life. As with you, the future is in your hands. Viêt Nam is a must.
quyhac
May 1, 2006 at 3:09 am
It sounds to me as if you have already discovered the secret of happiness. May your journey to Vietmam bring you all you hope for. We will miss you.
Co Kim
May 7, 2006 at 7:52 am
Dear Chris and Hao:
Pioneering horizons of the sky is a must for young generations. You have chosen your committment in this journey and I always appreciate your researches of whatever will build your lifeview and worldview in this trip which will come up to you several cultural waves that you will discover millions of life lights.
Bon Voyage for Both of You,
Bo & Bac Son
Vanson Tran
July 13, 2006 at 8:14 am
Have you try Yahoo360. It’s a blog and kinda like facebook too, where you can click on your school and search for people and also post up photos. More like myspace but I like yahoo360 layout better. There are a lot of Vietnamese from Vietnam on that blog.
Anyways, I wish you best of luck. Have a safe trip and I hope that you will gain a lot of good experiences out of it.
Anh
Anh
July 13, 2006 at 3:20 pm
Hao,
I am going to miss you. I hope that this trip brings some of the answers that you are looking for. Japanese will not be as fun without you. I will keep reading your blog to see what kind of mischief you get into, and I will see you when you get back.
Ja ne, tomodachi.
Lindsey
July 13, 2006 at 5:50 pm
Dude, good luck and have fun. Huge party when you get back.
Rick
July 13, 2006 at 9:11 pm
Enjoy every minute as you can…Let me know how is the trip. I have not been back VN for a long time. Perhaps, I could plan for a visit.
Thao Nguyen
July 14, 2006 at 12:26 am
have fun hao! it’s been a while since i’ve seen you. now look at you all grown up. stay safe out there and enjoy asia.
Jennilyn
July 14, 2006 at 4:48 am
hey bro…. glad to hear ur headed somewhere cool. somebody is coming home a philosopher… haha hit me up when u get back.
mattweaver
July 19, 2006 at 2:18 am
sleep eat and be yourself – these will be some of the best days of your entire life – travelling abroad for a length of time in your early 20’s – nothing beats it – take care – love ya – jolee
aunt jolee
July 19, 2006 at 3:30 am
Hao,
I am proud of your initiatives and thoughts. We are all on a journey of self discovry going through life. May your trip to Vietnam help you understand better who you are and discover for yourself what you want to do in life. Just open your eye and ear to observe. Pay attention to the little things that are reach in meanings. And have fun!
Dad
Dad
July 19, 2006 at 4:41 pm