In the words of Anthony Bourdain “Vietnam it grabs your heart and once you love it you’ll love it forever and you must keep coming

In the words of Anthony Bourdain “Vietnam it grabs your heart and once you love it you’ll love it forever and you must keep coming
Well it has been 3 months since I returned from Vietnam and I have been struggling on how to close out this amazing experience. Then
One of my first blogs was titled “Comrade”, the blog referenced a trip that I took to Sapa with my colleagues Chad and Mohamed. I
The last few weeks have been crazy but I wanted to just give a quick update on my adventures which took me from Vietnam to
Happy Thanksgiving….being away from home makes this Thanksgiving special which on surface may sound negative, but in reality it is positive, being away makes me
Check Da Lat off the list- Da Lat is a beautiful small town of about 250K people located in the Mountains in Southern Vietnam. Popular
In my last blog I mentioned the Top 10 places to Visit in Vietnam and my goal to complete the list….checked off # 7 this
The people of Vietnam are so warm and kindhearted! Found a list of “Top 10 Places to see in Vietnam” according to touropedia.com. I have
Last night during my evening workout I reflected while on the trend mill , two things occupied my thoughts: Proud– Proud is a GSK theme
Last week I had the opportunity to do some field work in Saigon. The goal of our visit was to learn firsthand from several private
So what is a Bánh mì sandwich? For starters Bánh mì is a Vietnamese term for all kinds of bread. The word is derived from
In this post I want to share a bit about my assignment with the Clinton Foundation. We are focused on helping improve access to
It has been a couple of weeks since my last update and a lot has happen….the US Little League team from Wailuku Hawaii won the
One of my favorite TV shows is “Bizarre Foods”. The host Andrew Zimmern often closes with show with the phrase “If it looks good eat it”.
As I write my weekly blog I just finished reading my colleague Chad Morgan’s blog outlining the fascinating weekend we had in Sapa a small farming community on