[Vnbiz] I'm Coming Home!

[Tran Dinh Hoanh]

Dear CACC,

Thanks for all the sweet and encouraging notes.  I hope brother Tin could
change the day to be with me in Saigon.  I already have the plane ticket and
the arrangements have been made with two other fellow travellers.  So my
plan is very much fixed.

Other brothers/sisters who plan to come back to Vietnam around November, if
you can move your plan a little so that we all can meet, that would be so
great.

For every one, I would be extremely happy if we all just act as these
are regular VNBIZ gatherings.  We do have a tradition of having a gathering
in a couple of months.  I mean, please do not think and act like I am the
cause of the gathering.  I really feel awkward in a social gathering in
which I am the spot light or under the spot light.  For my entire life, I
have only one party in which I am the cause of the party.  Other than that,
no birth day, no graduation party, no job promotion party, no anniversary,
no party of any kind, etc...  (Going out for dinner with a couple of family
members doesn't count as a social party).   So you can understand two
gatherings in a row on a trip is extra-exceptional for me.  I try to think
about those as a chance and an obligation for us to be together physically.
Could we please do that?  Please think about us and forget about me (at
least temporarily).

I am really looking forward to meet with everyone.

Hoanh


On 9/20/06, Tin Le <tin at le.org> wrote:
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> Dear CACC,
>
> Oh my!  This would have been a nice gathering!  It look like I might also
> be traveling to Vietnam in early Nov, from around Nov 4 through 16.  I'll
> be back in US by the time anh Hoanh arrive in Vietnam.
>
> It's a business trip for me, so no time for site seeing and fun.  But I
> would love to meet any brothers and sisters of VNBIZ.  I don't have
> complete traveling plan yet, still need to get my plane ticket...  I will
> post more when I have all the dates.
>
> I will stay/travel mostly in Saigon and surrounding area.  This will be
> first trip back since '95.  I hear many things has changed since then....
>
> Cheers,
> Tin Le
> --
> "Never continue in a job you don't enjoy. If you're happy in what you're
> doing, you'll like yourself, you'll have inner peace. And if you have
> that, along with physical health, you will have had more success than you
> could possibly have imagined." - Johnny Carson (1925-2005)
>
> --
> Tran Dinh Hoanh, LLB, JD
> Attorney of Law
> Washington DC
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