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Future Timelines, Sound Frequencies and Missing SOUND Frequencies. Future Earth, Future Consciousness, Lost Chord.
HANOI & SIEM REAP
I am in Siem Reap, Cambodia, the next street from the main street, where this hotel is, with plenty of interesting places open at night here, yet not at all crowded. I have a very nice place to stay, ridiculous price, nicely quiet, in a turn off from the street into almost a country lane, yet next to a big hostel which is raging, and pumping out the music which is just right. Peaceful here, yet good, loud music - a good combo. It is really lively in Siem Reap but still laid back. Makes it even more value. Imagine being in the centre of town, yet there are dirt laneways leading to hotels and where you can get your laundry done. Hanoi - Siem Reap, Cambodia. Wellness and Living in Southeast Asia.July. I am trying to get to sleep before 3 am which is my current 'bedtime' while following the war. I'm aiming for 1.30 am because I want to go to the "luxury" (big) shopping mall, which is a bit of a trip, so I'd like to get out reasonably early, before 2 pm. What I've got is some brainless moron probably from Indonesia or something currently talking on her phone (its 1.45 am) and the rest of the time she is playing her device. It is my choice to be in this dorm, not just because it is cheap to do that, but really I don't want to be isolated. I have to restart my life and I have to do it on my own. So I don't want to be isolated, it is kind of comforting that there are other people around. But this girl I could throttle! I think I can leave here around mid August, about 6 or 7 weeks away. I will have done what I want to accomplish here, and then get set up in Siem Reap, which I already know is a great place to live, but my trip back showed me itis still a great place to live. I think I will find a fair number of people who are of a similar minset as I am. last time there was an English teacher who is in Ho Chi Minh, but people like he is are not just tourists. Looks like as the USD is falling I might get a good exchange rate on buying USD which is what they use in Cambodia. I hope that stays like that for when I go back there. Reliable analysts of the Israel/US war 'Round 2' predict Israel will begin again by 'late summer', which sounds a realistic time frame. I do hope to be back in Siem Reap by T least the third week of August, although apparently there have been some border issues with Thailand (which has happened before). I think Siem Reap is a safe place to see through whatever is about to happen on the world stage. Israel would be expected to be as vicious as it gets, which may well mean an attempt to use the low yield nukes, which will bring a response which may include mainland USA. But Hanoi is still very nice and comfortable, even if its hard to find enough good cafes and restaurants! Tomorrow, July 2nd I am aiming to go again to the big shopping mall and accomplish a few more things on my list. Which includes a new suitcase to replace my two broken smaller ones I had to have as airline requirement for my flight from Mexico, and to check out a couple of things. Then I have very little that I need to do in Hanoi and will be ready to leave by or before late August. I have to get the $35 USD visa when I return to Siem Reap so I can extend with a year visa. I'll go back to the same place I stayed at last time, which is so near the main centre and has everything nearby plus the music at th Onederz hostel! June : I will try to accomplish what I want to achieve by being here in Hanoi, although I am not all that okay being here and would like to move on. The food is horrible, and I only have about two places in near reach which are acceptable. There is one more 'plant based' food place fairly near but a bit of a walk, and during this war I have not wanted to do that. So it is hard to believe I have only been back just under 3 weeks. It feels like its been twice that time. I do want to move on, get back to Siem Reap and for one thing there are so many cafes and restaurants to choose from - Greek, Mexican, Thai/Cambodian, lots of chice, while here it is boring. Indian food is a rort because at some point a bright spark decided to make the rice paid for separately. It isn't separate, its part of the meal, but they would say there isa choice. regardless of choice, it should come with basic steamed rice but instead you now have to pay abou 1/3rd more so it makes it expensive to eat at Indian restairants now. 27th. 4th day back in Hanoi, actually the third because I arrived so late on the first day, and Israel attacked Iran, with the situation now having the world on alert for a massive 'cabal' side nuclear retalian once Israel has ben able to regroup. . My plans remain the same as before. There are a few things I still want to do here then I will return to Siem Reap and get the year visa. I'l go back to the same place I was before to start off, because it was good. The most important thing to do in Hanoi is get my new Visa card as this is the best address to have it sent to. After that, I'll leave, I don't plan to use all of my 3 month visa, I can leave a bit earlier than when that expires. Eventually I will get an apartment in Siem Reap, but maybe I will wait to see what is going to happen. There will be a 'Round 2' to try to take out Iran. I think mainland America would have to be a target in this. Currently it seems that Trump has requested NATO to join forces. Friday, my 3rd day back, and I am still not at all thrilled about being back in Hanoi. I have a few things to do here, and the visa did cost me over $100USAD so I am not going to waste that! Over the next two weeks I will get about 50% of what I want to do here completed. Then I will join the gym for the Dance Classes, for one month. It is 2 million Viet Dong, which is expensive, about $77 USD. But I don't use USD here in Hanoi and the exchange rate to Viet Dong is okay. . The exchange rate was not great for buying USD in Cambodia but they do use USD as the default currency. Go to the ATM and it gives USD. That is a negative about being in Siem Reap, but being there is so much better than Hanoi - although Hanoi is not bad and there are things I can do and get done here. Joining the gym for a month, for the Dance Classes will be hard for me, maybe I'll just end up using the gym equipment because I probably still cannot dance yet ((by that I mean being able to move properly) but it is not an outright risk like trying to do a long haul flight to Mexico again. This has to be healed and corrected first and classes don't affect that. Today, my second day back in Hanoi, I ran into someone who was at the Sunset hostel in Puerto Vallarta.I said it was easy to run into people you've met! East enough here in the Old Quarter, and more easy in Siem Reap which is more of sprawling, pretty village. The person I ran into was a woman from Canada, there at the Sunset in around Aprul 2023, Lilian. I didn't recognize her, she recognized me. I'm not all that thrilled being back in Hanoi! I have been converted to Siem Reap now, which is good, because as said, I really did not know how I would feel about it, nor did I know if getting the visa was the same. Everything seemed really good and okay to do. But I do have some things I want to do and need to do, and can only do here in Hanoi. That will take up a good few weeks, and regardless of whether I can walk properly, and also without pain, I am going to join the gym and do some dance classes. I can't do that in Siem Reap. Also there are no large shopping malls, and not the kind of upmarket stuff that a savvy city girl likes to do. I mean I would have to come to Hanoi to get my hair properly cut (styled that is) and probably better for the conditioning treatments too. Plus in Siem Reap they don't have good 'facial places' although when I was living in SR before covid, there was a girl who had been living in Paris who opened a place for facials, and if I can find her again I will go there. People asked about good dentists in Indochina so I will pass the information on. I like living a city life and dressing as I would in a fashion aware city, but also like the very laid back vibe of Siem Reap, and its many cafes and restaurants, and night life. But dance classes are also very important to my soul and my heart, and that has to be Hanoi. Getting new clothes would have to be Hanoi too - or perhaps some of these things in Seoul, South Korea if I go there. But living in Siem Reap is brilliant for everything else, and I like to do short visits to other countries every couple of months anyway. if makes everything 'new' again. There are some good dentists in Hanoi, but also in Siem Reap. I believe that the Malaysian airline Air Asia was bought out by a Chinese company who probably also bought Cambodia Air because Air Asia is now based in Cambodia, it was Malaysian with Tony Fernandez as the CEO. That is probably the airline I will use again. Its what I used to use. I also have to get my new VISA card from my bank in Australia, so hope to get that done, sent to me here in Hanoi, in August, then I will be returning to Siem Reap at that time, the end of August or first week of September. Technically tomorrow now, (Wednesday) but I am back in Hanoi at my usual place, and arrived around midnight. The only thing I didn't have was water, but I just went out to get that. It is now nearly 12.30 at night. A long day because the flight was delayed by about 2 hours. I like Hanoi, but I definitely feel better about Siem Reap, I like it more. Tuesday. Now I get to see the new International Airport for the small city of Siem Reap, in the day as a departing passenger. It is a huge international airport and virtually empty. There seem to be 6 flights scheduled for departure and my flight is delayed by one and a half hours! I will definitely be back here at least to get a new laptop. But I will get a longer visa anyway. Even if I did decide to go off somewhere else, I would still come back here as my base. I am very happy with Siem Reap. Feels like home. Monday : I feel really comfortable being in Siem Reap. I didn't know how I might feel, but this is definitely a good vibe. I don't even care about going back to Hanoi. But there are things I want to do there, and I WILL join the gym for the dance classes even though I am experiencing some difficulties. I just NEED to dance. The tourists here are not so boring as in PV, perhaps it is a better mix. I can never find the right words to describe PV. For me, being in PV was such an insult to me, from people who really only had a one dimensional view of life. That was mainly the older Americans (and they are arrogant Americans) but it was the regular backpackers, the arrogant, entitled, dull ones who do need a reality check, and who are not 'cool' and 'the future'. They were ordinary and with no independent thought. But I was angry with a lot of that experience, for goodness sake, I am a dancer with a very interesting life. I at least dance the stuff that most of the people at the hostel could never do! They were quite insulting to me, I will never forget that, or the stupid Bobby from when I first arrived there. I had to switch off most of 100% of the time, but I don't have to do that here. Sunday : I have things I want to do during my next 3 months in Hanoi,back at my usual place in the Old Quarter, where all the tourists go! But I have the things I want to do. My visa ends on September 7th and I will be returning to Siem Reap because I want to get a new laptop. But I think I will also get the year visa. It is very calm and laid back here, yet does have a pumping night life. I have a year to find somewhere to live! It is very easy going here. I cannot risk doing any long haul flights even to Australia, which is about 7 or 8 hours away. I don't really know why it is causing so much damage to me, but it is, and I don't want to end up not being able to walk at all. I can still work on healing this, but it is stupid to make it worse. It is Saturday night, I am out in the town, and its only two days to my trip back to Hanoi. Where I am staying is just $4 a night and a good place for finding some people to talk to. Just met an interesting person who is teaching English in Ho Chi Minh (formerly Saigon). Good to talk to, that is. I actually think if anyone rolled up in Hanoi just about everyone stays in the Old Quarter, so its probably easy to find someone there even if you don't know where they are staying! Same for Siem Reap. Tuesday and I have just booked my flight back to Hanoi. Today the price was $20 dollars less. Good timing! Today, Monday June 2nd I received my new 3 month visa for Vietnam. It is easy to get online, takes about 10 days to approve. I keep the link here for easy access. vietnamvisa.govt.vn Tomorrow I will book the flight, which will be for June 10th. I was caught in a tropical downpour this afternoon. This is not the best time of year, but at least in Hanoi it is further north and not so hot and humid. Siem Reap is good, really good, very relaxed with almost enough places, but when I lived here there were quite a few places that were ideal for me to go to, including alternative types of Starbucks - which means cafes you can spend time in on the computer or whatever,. Also a few more health food type cafes and a nice small local cafe called 'Joe to Go'. A cup of Joe is coffee, which I didn't know! But these places have all gone and I don't think there is enough available now. It has a riotous nightlife, plenty to do, but not always what you want to do. Right now, I prefer Hanoi. Only 10 days to go to my trip back to Hanoi. I may come back to Siem Reap after the 3 months, to get a new computer, as I think it is a bit impractical to get it now. I think it is very do-able for me to get the year visa for Cambodia, but spend a lot of time going to places like Hanoi and maybe South Korea, but of course, I have to keep aware of what might be happening in the world. A trip back to Puerto Vallarta could follow the Cambodia laptop visit. I am fed up with being in Siem Reap but I still have to wait to near the end of next week for the visa for Vietnam. So it is still June 10th for my flight, also because that is the date I have the visa starting from. Siem Reap is not as good as it used to be. It is good, but not as good. There used to be more in the way of cafes you could go to to use your laptop and just hang out there. There are two Starbucks, and they are good, spacious ones, but there used to be two Gloria Jeans, and a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. Maybe there was a Costa's. I know I had a lot more choice before. I ight go to the FCC which is the Foreign Correspondent's Club where all the news crews used to go when they were covering the Vietnam War and the Khmer Rouge /Pol Pot genocide in Cambodia. It used to be pretty much as it was before, lots of atmosphere, I have to hope they have not 'modernised' it. I have to wait for the visa for 10 working days but my plan is to get back to Hanoi on June 10th. I can get some things here that I can't get in Hanoi, or in Mexico for that matter! L'il ol' Cambodia has the stuff! I also have to get glasses because for some unknown reason they can't do them in Mexico. The important purchase is a new computer but its a push to get it. I always need just a bit more time than what I have with a visa. Even with 3 months in Vietnam, there are things I want to get done, and if I am including Mexico in this programme that is a big amount of money for the flight. Like the return flight to Hanoi from PV would be 4 months not 3 to get it. There are a few things I can do in PV then I would have to put a month aside to get the airfare on top of normal stuff I'm doing. It might be that I do go to South Korea after Vietnam, but that would be to get the airfare for PV - although the best priced flight is from Hanoi. Friday. So far I appear to have successfully purchased the Vietnam visa for 3 months using a different method, but had to buy a new phone number and plan to do it. Presuming that goes okay - there are so many blocks and things that it is impossible to know - but the next step is buying the flight back to Hanoi. If everything is okay then I will be able to buy some new glasses (for some reason Mexico cannot produce correct glasses) and also buy a new laptop. I probably will book the flight for June 10th. I like being here in Siem Reap, and it really is a good place, but I will also be glad to get back to Hanoi and be okay at least for 3 months! Thurs. Problems with getting my Vietnam visa by buying it online from within Cambodia. There are other options and other visa places to use, but it is my bank doing this. Also, Asia is now pushing the covid scam again!You never know where that can go to. It seems to involve Hong Kong (China) Singapore and Thailand - probably all part of the 'bad agenda'. Trump is dismantling that but the 'black hats' do still try to beat the 'white hats'. In reality, after the covid 19 scam, the WHO and all involved were going to keep having resurgences of 'covid' in order to bring in further losses of freedom, more lockdowns and to kill people. Possibly this is just one of the 'covid surges' they planned, and as a news story, it will fade away. The reason there are 'cases' is due to 'failing immunity' which is what the jabs did, the jabs weakened immunity. There would have been news stories about the deaths and 'failing immunity' to this 'deadly virus' but people who got the jab do now have a failing immune system. 'Covid' is a lab created version of the seasonal 'flu, which does kill millions of people every year. The normal 'flu does.. I hope I can get through my wanted 3 months in Vietnam and then may be I'll have to go somewhere with 'no covid' again. There is no knowing how long this stuff could go on. I will have to buy the 'visa waiver' again for the USA. At the moment Cambodia is great for getting a new laptop and also new glasses. Vietnam is good for the Zen therapy for my injury, but also hopefully will restore my current 'rats tails' hair! Mexico. really messed up my hair. There are some things I can do for my hair, in Vietnam that I definitely can't do in Mexico. Wed. Now I must next get my visa for Vietnam. It takes up to 10 days, but I plan to be here until around June 10th or 11th, also because I think I might buy a new laptop here. Cambodia uses USD as its currency, with small amounts of Riels.The exchange rate for Riels into USD has never changed, but for Australian dollars to USD it used to be about even, then went down, and currently is really bad. I like being here, Siem Reap is a wonderful place. But I am happy with being in the bigger city of Hanoi at the moment, and also have some plans for myself which I am happy with. I am definitely having trouble walking and it is painful. I have done more damage than I realised. However, at the new "luxury" shopping mall in Hanoi there is a place that sells massage gear, massage chairs and so on, and there is a small unit which should be good for my back and legs. I would so love to go to classes at the gym. Monday. I changed everything back to staying at the place I already booked. It was just me being over reactive, and really this is a very good place in an excellent location. I think I have actually dislocated something somewhere over my left knee and I can't get that fixed either in Cambodia or Vietnam. Saturday. I have been wearing the Italian shoes I got in Hanoi for 3 months without any problem, in fact I got them because they were comfortable and have a high sole and heel (platform is the word) but as soon as I arrived here I started to get blisters. That cleared up and I was okay today! I went to The Space again, it is as you would guess, spacious, but open air at the sides and the interiour is like a cave. The food is mostly Thai, which is similar to Cambodian. Never a problem with food here. Its very tasty. Yesterday I had Mexican and there are maybe 3 or more Mexican restaurants here. Loads of Japanese, too many Indian, there is Greek, Italian, French, many really good places to eat. But I tried a cafe across the road from here and the place was empty. I spoke to the owner, he's from Turkey, and I didn't like him much. so that's off the list. This time of year is very similar to Puerto Vallarta, it is the hot and humid, rainy season. The high season begins around November. Also I cancelled my bookings for here, I had 3 weeks. The place is okay but I think there is a bad vibe. I'm moving to a place that will have more westerner tourists not Indonesian or from Myanmar! It is hot and humid weather and they have the air conditioning on 28. I don't think I have ever seen an aircon on 28 before. And I also don't like the woman on Reception. The place is physically nice. Newly built lots of stone and granite type floor, the materials they use for building are usually good stone and granite, or quartz type of thing. There is a nice pool. The bunks definitely need curtains and it is hard to understand why they don't have them. The washroom and shower facilities are too small. People from poor countries come to here because it is really cheap. I am here because it is really cheap - but I don't need it to be this cheap. Its about $3 USD a night, a bit less in fact. Now I am moving the costs are different, I have one week in a girl's dorm capsule which is good, and a good place - that's about $2 USD a night then I have a double room which maybe be okay or for my final week I'll just use the share capsule dorm. I have to get my Vietnam visa for 3 months which is about $100 USD I am still paying for the accomm. in Hanoi because I couldn't book extra baggage for the flight, and I have to book a flight back to Hanoi. I did the Thai style massage today and it was very good. May 16th. A useful day. Another tuk tuk driver welcomed me back. This one I knew, the ones from earlier I didn't know them, but they knew me! In fact when I was here last time, some of the cafes wanted to get photos of me at their cafe to put up on their walls! Local celebrity! The Cambodian people are very nice people, and Siem Reap is very, very special. It has not been ruined by the Chinese investments here, but they have spoilt some of it with their tacky additions. The streetlights are the worst things, especially over the beautiful bridges. Siem Reap is more like a sprawling village-town-city that is a blend of Khmer (Cambodian culture) and the legacy from the French. It is beautiful, and very laid back. First I did a foot massage today which also includes doing the back. This is something I have to do with this spine injury. The massage therapists here are considerably better than in Vietnam, their culture is the Thai massage. It cost $6 USD! The places I knew who did the visa extension were not where they used to be. However, I did my recon walk up the main street and I found the place. There does not seem to be any problem with getting the visa. They just need a photo and the payment, and that gives me a year visa. In many ways I would have just ordered it right then but I had to leave some of my luggage in Hanoi and of course, I also have things I want to do in Hanoi. But I am very pleased about things with Cambodia. I do feel good about living here. It is only about a $100 flight to get to Hanoi, or Malayasia, or Singapore for any time I want a 'city fix' and as said Siem Reap is a very special place to know about. But I am going to Hanoi for 3 months, then if I can do a long haul flight I'll check out Puerto Vallarta again, maybe 3 months. Thursday May 15th. It is now my first day, and in the daylight Siem Reap looks okay, not too overly developed. Its the streetlights the Chinese have put there that make it look bad at night. They now have two Starbucks in the vicinity, and I tried another new place called The Space, to eat, and that was a good place. I went out really early in the morning - must have been around 10.30 am! I was so suprised but some of the tuk tuk drivers remembered me and came up to say hello. They were pleased to see me, and that I am back will now be information that spreads around. I am going to stay about a month, which is my visa, then 3 months back in Hanoi. I might then go to Puerto Vallarta for 6 months, then back here, Cambodia and get a year visa (unless I discover some problem with that.) I think I should be out of Mexico at least 6 months before returning there. I left Mexico just over 3 months ago. Then I will have looked at my 3 available countries to stay in. I think there is only 3 years or less, to go to Pole Shift and who knows what. The weather here at the moment is very humid. I had no problems with my back or walking of any kind before the flight, or during or after it, and I did some walking around the area where I am after I arrived. That was about 10pm. The next day, today, I have problems! Its probably expected that I would, but it is not as bad as it could have been. I will go for a massage on Friday to hopefully fix this. To be honest, Siem Reap does still have a good feel to it, and so far I am okay with it. I'm staying here to June 11th. Looking for return flights to Hanoi. I might buy a computer. I went to my usual store, I have bought about 3 laptops from them before. The prices are really good, and she will give me a discount! It's worth my while to do that. It will be about $400 USD cheaper than the prices I saw in Vietnam. Wednesday. I am in Siem Reap, Cambodia. I left here just before the covid scam, and since then the Chinese have built an airport 45 klm away and they have built new roads in the centre, and done a whole lot of things that have absolutely ruined it! I can't believe it, because it looks like they have destroyed Siem Reap and turned into any other town anywhere. I will have to wait until tomorrow to see this in daylight, but I can't imagine I'd want to live here. I don't even want to stay two weeks. I have to be here long enough to get my Vietnam visa, then I will be glad to get back to Hanoi. My driver back from the airport told me that all the businesses had to take out loans and are now in debt, and also that there isn't the business. They were doing really well before the covid scam. They will always get the nobody's who just go everywhere (I suppose) but honestly I think those who loved Siem Reap for how special it was, will not want to come here again. I'm certainly not going to promote it. There was no need to widen all the roads unless they want to bring in more traffic which is hardly an attractive thing to do. They still have all the tuk tuks, just the same as before, so there is no need to make these previously nice streets now look like city streets. The Immigration people handling the visas were very nice and helpful for me. Probably because they saw the 8 years of $300 USD I'd had before! But I'm glad they helped me. Trip to Cambodia. This begins tomorrow on the 14th. probably around 3 weeks, and renewing the visa for Vietnam, returning to Hanoi of course. I want another 3 months in Hanoi and I can get things done that I can't do in Puerto Vallara. That is the correct hair treatment, and hopefully the hairdresser I discovered at Lotte mall will be okay for adding some layers to my hair. They are trained by Vidal Sassoon after all. That is about rhe best I can accomplish in Hanoi, although I might be able to walk better and therefore do the dance classes. If I can do that, then I am also okay to do a longhaul flight. There are a couple of things that were good about Vietnam which now aren't so great, including that my lovely restaurant with 'kind chefs' is changing its menu and taking all the important and hard to find good health things off their menu! That would be the Miso and the Natto. They don't seem to know that these are the healthfoods that we choose a healthfood restaurant for! It is important that I find somewhere I can actually live, so I will look into the year visa for Cambodia. Of course that is how I lived tere before but I don't know the situation now. I know it should be the same, but I don't know that it is. Then it is a choice between Cambodia and Mexico, but if things go so horribly again with any of this, I will just have to go to Australia. The Lotte Shopping Mall opened officially around last September and it is part of the new development of Hanoi, in a good way. But it was hard to try to get answers from people about where it was, and for such a large new development, few seemed to know about it. Very often they would give the answer, that it was about a 15 minute walk away near the 'small lake' basically at the end of this road. This is an extraordinarily stupid answer to give for where it is. There obviously is no massive 7 storey Shopping Mall anywhere within 15 minutes of here! It's around 7 or 8 klm away by taxi, and last week I went there, and it is okay plus I discovered a few things of significant interest and useful for me. Such as what looked very much to be a high end, hair salon that delivers the kind of standard you would expect in London. High-end and 'Lady Di' level London, not backpacker London. Have now discovered my good hair salon is actually Korean (of course).There is a strong likelihood the Korean hair stylists will be up there in standards too, although they would have initially trained in the West. Everything that is at the cutting edge of beauty and cosmetics is from Korea. The US cosmeticians go to Korea to reearch the latest. trends. I emailed the shopping centre and asked them for the salon's name. Now I can research it. That is what I do. I look for the best things and I research. And yes I am right. The owner trained at Vidal Sassoon in London, Also with Tony and Guy in France. The senior stylists here in Hanoi also did this training at Vidal Sassoon, and Tony and Guy. This gives me confidence to try them. An appointment will be on my 'to do' list for when I get back here to Hanoi. I know I am repeating myself ad nauseum but I also hope that joining my chosen gym can be on my 'to do' list too, and I can really start getting my life moving.
I have been able to find the high-end London equivilent of Vietnam's best hair salon so I might just risk trying them for a hair trim. I intended to research them on the internet but I couldn't find them! I just know they are on the top floor at the new shopping mall and they looked like they knew their stuff. I use some other ones to do treatments but for any kind of style cut I want to remain very careful about it. Don't want anyone cutting off too much hair. I like my hair long, very full and not neat. It was difficult to do what I wanted with my hair in PV and I couldn't get the right kind of treatment, so I have to now get all that back to what it should be. Right now, its almost time for my trip to Cambodia. Looks like I will have to buy a new computer when in Siem Reap. It's a good place to get the computer and whatever happened with my current one, no-one knows how to get the sound back on. That means I cant add anymore music or video updates on the info pages. My aim is to be in Cambodia only two weeks, which allows 10 days to get a new visa for Vietnam, also to fix up about my websites. I do not know my plans for beyond that time. May 5th. 9 days to my trip to Cambodia to renew the Vietnam visa, but I may get the year visa for Cambodia which is a good place to live but I am not sure I want to live there. The thing is, it may be my only available choice that covers me long term, but I will also be getting the Vietnam visa too. Of course there may be issues that now make it difficult to get long term visas for Cambodia. This is something I have to find out. Lotte Shopping Mall at West Lake.
Vietnam is for the dance classes I hope to do and Hyunjin is my dance inspiration for that.
At the moment my schedule is to go to Cambodia in 10 days time and be there about two weeks. I will be visiting my friend who hosts the websites. Hopefully everything will be okay for another 3 months visa for Vietnam. The 'world situation' has now upped the ante a bit with the more overt focus on the coming Pole Shift but also 'Disaster Cycle. I am wondering if I need to position myself to see that through. It isn't going to be right away, but I will have to think about this stuff. The online company I booked the next flight through, have no way to contact them. The airline doesn't recognize any of the 'codes' they gave so I can't access my account to add extra baggage. This means I have to leave it here in Vietnam and then hope there isn't an issue with wanting another 3 month visa for Vietnam. So the company was Expedia and I will never use them again. Unless forced to I suppose, like nothing else I can use. I think it will still be sometime before I can ever join the gym and do the dance classes, and I also did not do all that well with the other stuff I did in Vietnam. From what I can see they are in the process of ruining Siem Reap, and everything that made it wonderful is being replaced by Chinese financed mega projects. They have a new billion dollar airport 45 klm outside the town! But it turns out that China is building a 'new Siem Reap city' 8 klms from that airport. This is nothing that Siem Reap was ever about. Its awful. The existing airport was just 5 klms out of the real town, and a very nice tuk tuk ride to get there. I guess I won't want to live there anymore, but it is such a shame to spoil it like that. Have now been to the shopping mall shown above and it is 'okay'. Not actually a 'luxury shopping mall' although it does have a few high end designer shops. It is around 10 klm away so is a bit pricey to get there and back. I have booked for 2 weeks so far in Cambodia. Probably will be a small amount more so I can find out about getting the year visa, but I still want to be back in Hanoi around June 1st with a 3 month visa again. I will be leaving a suitcase here in Hanoi because I don't want to keep taking all this luggage, just means I am paying for the accommodation here in Hanoi too. I'll do the 3 months back here but I don't know what I am doing after that. Probably the year visa for Cambodia becase I have to live somewhere although I don't think this planet is worth living on. But could be another 3 months in Vietnam or could be the trip to Korea and a slow journey onwards. Have to see what is happening in the world. My flight is booked to Siem Reap. I'm not really impressed with the process for booking and I don't know how much of the satanic system is still in force. I have to spend time out of Vietnam to renew the visa. So far I am happy with being in Vietnam, although it isn't a longterm solution. Today, Easter Monday was a nice day for me. As far as the weather goes there was a storm, but I had two, actually it was three different people in different places say nice thing about me. That was very nice and I really appreciate it, and it was definitely unexpected. It clearly cannot be a great position to be in, to have re-organize and create my life again. This made me feel a bit more confident about it. I went to my Chinese beauty place so am now using Chinese skin care! I have gradually bought some of their stuff because I go for the facials there which I like. I wasn't originally going to use the products they have but I decided to give it a go, from earlier, and it is actually quite good. I did buy a new eye cream but she gave me a discount because I am 'cute'. It wasn't expensive but I have also just managed to lose around 300,000 Viet dong, which is about 300 pesos and although not breaking the bank, it is very annoying. Even though going to Cambodia is the best choice for me to be when renewing my Vietnam visa, it isn't where I want to live. Things are not the same now and that is where the person I was with there died. That was why I was travelling when the covid agenda began. There is that, and also made so much more traumatic that my cousin refused to help me get him to hospital. In fact her email response was simply an angry tirade that I had asked her for help (to save someone's life. She didnt seem to have noticed that or grasped that it was a serious issue.) In fact, this is another issue I should look into further. I was only focused on helping the person then later I wondered about that very strange response. I think it is considered legally, as some kind of manslaughter when you refuse to help get someone to hospital. I will look closer at this. My cousin who married an Arabian prince and thinks an awful lot of herself, did that.Ah, yes, I do come from a very different background from the people I met in PV!!! But I now like being in a city like Hanoi, and even more importantly, I can continue with my 'programme' which is the point after all..After that, I did want to go to Korea, and follow a slowed down journey back to Puerto Vallarta to see what the 'feel' there is. I don't think that Siem Reap is the life I want now. I have made some accommodation bookings for Siem Reap. That kind of gets me on track for booking the flight. Accommodation is about the same price as I'm paying here. That's a week in Siem Reap then 3 months back in Hanoi. I have 19 clear pages in my passport so probably can risk going to Cambodia for up to one month, and one whole page in the passport taken up with the visa, then return to Hanoi for 3 months which does not go in the passport, then after that, maybe consider going through the 2 visas for Cambodia I would have to do with getting the yearly one. That would mean another two whole pages gone but I could renew the passport during that year. This way I can at least join the gym in Hanoi for a month and finally do those dances classes! Siem Reap is a wonderful place to be but there is a lot less I can do in the way of the things I am able to do in Hanoi. But much better food available with plenty of choice. I believe I am getting on top of the injury and walking problem, and my last Zen treatment of nearly 2 weeks ago is still holding. I didn't recover from my flight back to here from PV, possibly I am beginning to now, but a lot of that was probably to do with how badly my body responded to that trip. That is what the Zen therapy is for. I am experiencing more 'disappointment' with the world and it looks like an almost impossible task ahead to ever restore humanity. It is going to take a very long time. Having checked that it all looks back to normal for being able to get a yearly visa for staying in Cambodia, I feel I really want to spend the next 3 months in Hanoi But no. that probably isn't the best decision. I am in my last 4 weeks now. and I think my choice has to be to go to Siem Reap, get the month visa on arrival and after 2 weeks I can buy a year extension. That covers me for anything weird happening in the world. It also takes me back to where I set up home anyway. Despite that, I will still come to Hanoi for a month every so often, but probably starting at the end of June. With checking about visas, a current video from 2 weeks ago covers Cambodia, which is the country where I was living for a few years before the 2020 pandemic when I happened to be in Kuala Lumpur at the time. Obviously getting longterm visas became a nightmare but from the info in the video everything seems back to normal. I can return and then buy my yearly visa each year to stay there.
Its only drawback is that the visa goes in the passport and takes up an entire page. At the moment I would prefer to continue for another 3 months in Hanoi and then return to Siem Reap. This is still on the yellow part of the SE Asia map below more south than Hanoi and just across to the left.
My programme to help my injury is going okay. I think after a treatment I am okay for about a week, can walk normally and pain free, but not walking any significant distance. I am hoping that living in this region will work out. I am shaking off the 5th rate standards of being in Puerto Vallarta - and I can now get coffee made properly! Despite that there are many American tourists here, there are a great many other tourists besides them. The world is speaking up about what it thinks of "Americans" and China has called them peasants. I said this to one of the hostel guests in PV, that the world actually does not like 'Americans' much and no-one wants to 'be like them'. She couldn't believe it. She thought everyone wanted to be like Americans! .That means the overall 'world's police' and loud, arrogant tourists. But the world does NOT like America! It is probably the false image they have of themselves that makes them so unlikeable. In truth it would be awful if the world became like America. It is ignorant and the standards are low. Most Europeans consider them uncivilized - and they are. I believe I can be okay with remaining in Vietnam 'indefinitely' by just renewing the visa every 3 months, which is not really too bad to do. It means going to another country for a short time which I like to do anyway. I could do this - indefintely - at least until I have achieved what I want with my 'programme'. I can stay on here and then later decide where I want to live. That is now looking like going back to Cambodia, that finally things are back to normal. That is actually a better choice than Vietnam, but I do want to be here for now The weather in Siem Reap is much better! Most likely the Americas are going to have the disruption issues rather than anything here.But if necessary I can return to Puerto Vallarta, and I could only stay at the original accommodation. All other hostels in PV are not very good, and are overpriced. The book is stlll an ongoing thing, but a disappointing thing. I can only assume I must have somehow 'agreed' to help during those first 3 days of arriving at the accommodation in Puerto Vallarta. I did clearly note that the energy around the person was absolutely dreadful, but the incoming 'comms' from 'Higher Up' were extremely reassuring. BUT one has to be realistic. Its not about what a person 'might' be, it is about what a person is. What they have chosen to be.
All going well with my skin peel beauty treatment. Everything went ahead okay. It takes about 5 days. Love it that I can do this stuff here! I can also get the better quality keratin hair treatment here. I will need to do this peel again after 3 months and then probably another one. Possible I could do each of them after 2 months. All of these will be reported on and in the book. There may be some dentists I can recommend here too I also seem to be achieving good results with my Zen therapy massage and am definitely able to walk normally now but not necessarily for too great a distance. I would give a good review for this wellness clinic but they have clearly cheated. I have paid for the 'standard' treatment and the VIP and received exactly the same thing. I have done a few of them so I know, but I will still continue because its working. It is all part of the 'wellness section' of the book. Earlier. Again, I like living in Hanoi. It's pretty good. I was supposed to begin my 'programme' today, April 10th but there was another hold up so it now begins tomorrow. Then I am looking to go to Korea in May at the end of my first 3 month visa. It's probably nearer than Singapore given that Hanoi is way up near the border of China. I'm looking into that, (No it isn't nearer) then returning to Hanoi for another 3 months. Its still going to be a quick trip to Singapore, after all. I should be able to do more in the next 3 months in Hanoi, like get to this shopping centre I want to see (above) and join the gym for dance classes - as I keep on saying. It's because of my injury, as it is at the moment, that I can't do that. . So, Hanoi is very good. I probably prefer Kuala Lumpur but Hanoi is definitely a good second choice. I also like doing a trip to a different country around every 3 months because it adds some variety. I would not mind doing this fairly indefinitely. I think it is a good life. I did not know Hanoi at all before I first came here in December 2023. I did know Saigon (Ho Chi Minh) and had been there maybe 3 times, I'm not sure. Hanoi is a long way north of that. There is a probably Vietnamese female here who is like a typical nagging shrew! I have heard and noticed this, but didn't know who it was. Now I know! Its kind of typical of some of these Asians, although most are not like this. I wonder if she knows she sounds like this.
Monday April 7th - and today is a Public Holiday which means no banks. Same for tomorrow. I never use my card at an ATM if the bank is not open. Means I cannot withdraw cash so if the world went into economic collapse I can't get any cash out beforehand. I also can't do the appointment I have waited this long for! Overall, I am happy just staying on in Vietnam but with 'visa runs' every 3 months to renew. Seems people do that okay. It does seem that Vietnam is wanting to encourage tourists to stay longer such as those who are 'digital nomads' (that's me technically!) businesses, and retirees, or return again as tourists, as I mentioned with the developments like the picture above, they must be wanting to encourage people to move here. As far as it affects me though it is still a 90 day visa then a renewal by being away for a couple of days or whatever, then a new 3 months. There doesn't seem to be the 6 month option I saw. I am about to do the most significant part of my 'programme' on Tuesday so sure hope that the stock markets are not going to crash on Monday!! Today I met a fellow Australian, originally born in Vietnam but definitely Australian, now considering moving back to live in Vietnam. Good age group, and doing a fairly similar thing to what I am doing. Name is Nikki, and not happy with how Australia is going, which is down the tubes like England and like the USA. I guess we might share some information. Nikki likes Ho Chi Minh better than Hanoi. I prefer Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh! That was Saigon originally. Correction! She's not doing that, and she's off to Kuala Lumpur in 6 days. So that's not as useful as I thought it might be. I think my 'Zen' wellness centre is helping with whatever I have done with additionally damaging my back. It will probably take consistent visits to do it, but they do seem the best. They are not for tourists, this is for Vietnamese people mainly. The tourist ones don't really do anything. Today was my second visit. next week I have a main part of my 'programme' to do, but can go to the 'Zen' the week after that. Vietnam is good, and Hanoi is a good city, with mostly everything anyone would want. Loads of restaurants including Indian, Middle Eastern, Vegan-Healthy, Japanese, Italian, Mexican, but maybe short on French restaurants! I pay under $4 USD (around $3.75 USD) a night for the place that I stay and actually like the best. It is a very good place, right in the heart of the Old Quarter - full of alleyways and you can guess how busy it is. This is the kind of price range that Mexico should be because it doesn't really have much to offer there. I like being in Hanoi. I love the standard of the gym which is a high end gym with a huge number of dance and yoga classes, but I have had difficulty getting simple things like cosmetic oils for the face! This first 3 months is more about finding my way around here and of course doing my programme. The next 3 months I hope to include gym classes and more lifestyle things. Even so I do think I'll be considering the circumstances of the 'world situation' the 'shutdown' and preparing to get through that, and will have to consider the best place I should be. My understanding is that there is less than 3 years to the next phase of the planet's acceleration towards its Shift. I am not actually doing my programmme yet, but i did the lesser progamme intended for this week. I don't expect to really be doing thngs until my second visa for here from mid May. I will be staying in the Southeast Asia region unless something massive happens. I do also want to check out Seoul, South Korea. I remain happy with being in Hanoi. But I have to see what is happening and maybe its all about waiting for Pole Reversal now. Today I did the second part of my programme for this week. This is the Sen/Zen health centre. Definitely better than all the tourist spas which are across the board not good. This was though, and well priced but professional too. So I will keep doing this - but only as a VIP client. If not they are all there in public and very embarrassing to see! I like Hanoi and am happy to just keep renewing the visa at least while I have a plan to get on with. Hanoi is a good city, it has a lively vibe and is young and modern even though we have the same bland zombie westerner tourists. That's not saying the ones from China or Asia in general are all that great. But I don't care. I am staying here because I like this place and although it is cheap, I do like it. It does free up more cash to go on the quite a lot of stuff I want to include in my programme. Probably still Singapore when I have to renew the visa, although it could be Cambodia but i really don't want the one month visa we have to get and that it takes up a whole page of the passport. That's why I don't want to go there. Anyway, a few days in Singapore is great for shops and things I can't get here. next visa renewal maybe to South Korea. If the war scenario becomes iffy then I might have to rethink on PV. 24th. March is the month named after Mars and means 'war' which in real terms means bad energies. And there are bad energies. Things are picking up for a war between Europe and Russia and really that messes up my trip somewhat. I think I have to be somewhere safe again, so another 3 months here in Hanoi - I really like it - then Seoul in Korea, for a short time, then I suppose I may have to throw in some time in Puerto Vallarta until the 'world situation' gets to where I need it to be. I like Hanoi and it is good being here, especially given that I don't know any place on this planet that I particularly want to be. I am still 2 weeks away from getting on with my programme, and once that it done maybe I will feel there is some point to being on this planet! There is a point though, and that is to do the rright thing and be able to get out of the 'false reality'! I am interested in spending some time in Sourh Korea. I could begin to get to know it. People love it and it is very modern and has a good energy, as Hanoi does, and Puerto Vallarta doesn't.. I am not sure how the various world situations are going to play out. It looks like everything said would happen is yet to happen. 23rd If when I finish this 3 month visa I get another for 6 months, that will take me up to around November 20th. I am now more interested in going to Seoul in South Korea. I have not that before and I thought it was more expensive than it is. So that is definitely an interest. 22nd.My plans at the moment are of course my programme, but also I have found a Vietnam brand wellness place called Sen which I assume is Zen and this might help me get better with this back thing. There are as many 'spas' here as coffee shops but they are not very good. For foot massage and so on. It was one of these that sstole the money from my bag. But none of them are good and they charge lets say 300,000 Viet dong but they also expect 100,000 tip. This is one third of the price so really if they expect that it should be added on as the price! A tip is usually about 10%. But as said, they aren't any good. This place might be good though because it is a proper place for Vietnamese people. Anyway that's part of my programme. Mid May I am going to Singapore for a few days then back to Hanoi with a visa for either 3 or 6 months depends what I can get. Then I am thinking of going to Seoul South Korea for a short while. Hostels are from say $6 USD and the airfare from here is about $100. That would be August because I have to renew my Visa card and in Mexico you can't phone Australia. Really this is just throwing some ideas around but I like the idea of going to South Korea and from there I could go to Taiwan and then I could consider my idea for San Diego. I have an issue that never existed before that flight and I think I have to be very careful with any longhaul flights. It will still be about 17 months before I can go to where I want to go. Actually it is pointless saying I wouldn't stay in Hanoi. I don't know where I can stay! At some point I will have to decide on a place where I can get a flat and live. Right now I have some time to search, or just let things fall into place. It has been nice sunny days for the last two days and the new vegan cafe I found is a great find. It helps me get to a healthier diet - meaning the places I can find for food. I am now changing coffee for matcha with oatmeal. Thats easy to do as there are lots of places which serve matcha. 18th, Its very slow moving being able to get on with what I am doing. Without this programme of what I want to do I wouldn't really stay in Hanoi. It is too overcast. Nice place though, and I pay only about $4 USD a night and its a better hostel than anything in PV, except I like the spaciousness and laid back approach at the Sunset. PV is not worth paying the rates they have there. Today I am going to try to walk to the Vincom centre and get some important stuff for my programme. I don't think I have recovered from the flight over here which was a month ago! It did something to my back injury which stuffed up and twisted my leg. I had the middle seat - but what a great airfare! The leg thing is getting much better though. I am not 'travelling' as a tourist but it does provide a kind of freedom that enables me to do some things that I would not be able to do otherwise. Once done I must find a country and a place to actually live, and probably that's for waiting out to the Pole Reversal. Picture below is a new, and unexpected part of Hanoi.
I see they are gradually arresting Mexican cartel people and drug dealers. But there does not seem to be any big drama happening in Mexico. The Sunset does not seem to be very booked. I check every so often and am curious how much damage the owner did with his insane behaviour. I don't know what I am supposed to do, but right now I am doing my 'programme'. In PV I cannot even get my hair conditioning treatment done, and I don't trust the hairdressers with cutting hair.. It kind of messed up my hair being there. I did like my Microneedling place though. I honestly don't know that there is any place on this planet where I particularly want to be. When I moved to 'south of Thailland' I just knew it was right, straight off. I literally fell in love with it. This time round, Vietnam is the easiest to be in, with a straightforward visa. I like Hanoi but not the weather. Down south is Saigon which is Ho Chi Minh City. Saigon is the better name but they had to change it to the name of a North Vietnamese general when the south lost the Vietnam War to the communist North. Vietnam is communist - and thriving on owning their own businesses and other western ideas but technically communist! 17th. It seems that the inauguration for the US President was not really the end of the 'wait'. There is still the 'play' to play out as the old system collapses - a process that we still have to go through - and then - only then - the new system begins. Hopefully safer. All kinds of places now have this pretty awful 'facial recognition' at airports. Apparently it was recently installed in PV too. This is why we 'won't need passports'. This invasive tech just brings up all your information, and really that is a terrible thing. Tech is mostly 'terrible' because there can be so many mistakes. Most of us don't want a world run like this, people don't want AI doctors et cetera. For me, so long as I can make my life interesting then I can hopefully get through to Pole Reversal. My aim for my next visa, is to be able to join the gym so I can do ALL the dance classes! But of course I cannot just wander around Southeast Asia for the rest of my time.. My life has been completely wreaked by the fake pandemic and the time in Mexico, which did not go well. I am not on some kind of longterm backpacking vacation I left Australia to live somewhere else and established that as my home. I lost that home with all the pandemic stuff - and now there is research that shows those jabs also contained DN A and made those who were jabbed into something that is no longer human.In fact it has made the biology of the body they are in, a biology that is patented and owned by those who made the changes caused by the vaxx itself. That is why I risked so much and ensured I did not get jabbed. But it has cost a heavy price, and as mentioned, it looks like to we still have to go through the things we expected during the last 4 years! I can't just roll up and 'live' in another country. I can do that for a while, but not as an ongoing thing. I still don't have an actual home. 15th. It's the 'Ides of March' which means really dark energies and this was a term used in Shakespeare's 'Julius Caeser' who was murdered by Brutus during the 'ides of March' (I think!) I will just stay on in Vietnam, keep renewing the visa, until answers magically appear from the heavens! But really, I am feeling very negative and with no real clue what to do. I wouldn't want to live in Hanoi but I am very glad that I can do some very positive things while I am here. It is not easy to solve the problem I am in. I don't want to live in Vietnam, or Australia for that matter. I feel wrong about going back to where I was living south of Thailand because of the sadness of when the person died. It is just no longer the same. Singapore is very expensive so not do-able, and I cannot go to Malaysia for another 21 months. Even with that I can't live there, but I could create a life where I travel there a lot. I am distressed by the 'Higher Up' information from all the time I was in PV, it is distressing. I am also really angry about the situations I was placed in, three times, at that other hostel I went to. The 'bullying volunteers' phenomenon! Like I said the original hostel was always the best and safest place for me. There was enough space to be away from the 'reptile brains', but sadly the issue of the owner. So long as I didn't know about anything, that was okay, I guess! Thing is, the person's 'Higher Self' kept telling me! I think I can get a 6 month visa for Vietnam, and I guess that gets me through some time - while doing things I really want to do mind you - and maybe this damned injury will right itself enough for me to be able to to do all the dance classes I want to do. Dance is really important to me. I have been here only one month. In May my visa ends and my plan is to go to Singapore for about a week, then back to Hanoi. I will keep my current accommodation so won't take all this luggage. For my own record, I already have this K-pop video up and I like the choreography. I am mainly watching the guy in the brown/grey gear, who is the tallest, and the 'best' dancer and the choreography I think would feel good to do is at this point in the video 2.34. Watch, It's easy to do, but it looks like it feels good. Once you start to know things on the darker side of reality, it radically changes how you see a lot of things taking place in this world. Everyday things are in a different light. I do know the darker things, but those caught in it, even in everyday life, have no clue about it at all. They don't know they are the product of it.
11th. I don't like the overcast weather in Hanoi, I would usualy choose a sunnier place. I expect to be here until and through August mostly because thats when I have to get a new credit card and I not only need an address to send it to but also need to be able to use the phone to activate it - and you couldn't make phone calls from Mexico, at least not on a Mexican phone plan. I have my programme for what I want from being in Hanoi but there are also some things I want to buy that are only available in the USA, and nothing can be sent to Mexico anyway! I am thinking of getting a mail box address in San Diego and then I could get things sent there. 8th. There is a Middle Eastern Food restaurant with Hummous and Falafel at the end of my alleyway, right opposite and straight in front of me, where it meets the T-road. And just down from that, about 2 mins. I found an Italian restaurant which will probably be okay. I think I am okay for places to eat now! I also found my Coffee and Croissant place has another cafe, so that makes 5 nearby. I am really okay with Hanoi and the people are nice. The vegan health food cafe is not as good as what it was last year, but it is an acceptable option occasionally. I think my spine injury may be evening out a bit, but my leg is still twisted and basically as if I have torn a muscle on the thigh. Its more than that, but thats a good explanation. I am not walking about too much though, in order to let it heal, and I believe it is improving. I think it will be with my next visa that I join the gym though - to do all those dance classes.
What I want is for that to clear up, and then I really can consider all those dance classes. This is a really nice, upmarket gym, photo on the left, with hundreds of classes. If I can physically do them I would do maybe two each day. or more sometimes. There are about three floors. huge areas, and social areas/cafe, at least a yoga studio and a dance/fitness studio. If its possible, there isn't really a reason not to stay on here in Hanoi, so long as I can keep getting the visas. If the 6 month one is a thing, thats a good option. Then I would find a better place to 'live'. There is not an international mix of people living in Vietnam. That is not so great but of course there are zillions of tourists. I think Vietnam is trying to get more foreigners to live here though, the reason for the development in the picture above. It is an entire suburb of Hanoit, and there are three such developments in Vietnam - all empty at the moment. But they are likely to be happy about people getting long stay visas, instead of making it more difficult. So far it has not been a good mix where I am ataying, but my last two stays here were good. I think I am paying about $4 USD a night and they are good here. Can order taxis (Grab which is like Uber) get SIM cards, they have cleaners, its a youthful place with good music. Nice bunks, all with privacy curtains. Really good wi-fi This is why I was happy to rebook here, but my fav cafe across the laneway is gone, yet replaced by a laundry which is useful. My fav cafe does still have 4 branches nearby. There is Starbucks nearby which I found when I discovered a new street I had not gone to before. Actually I turned right instead of left and found it quite a good street. I'm not a big Starbucks fan but they are good to know, and I know of 3 nearby. But in Hanoi there is a coffee shop almost for every other shop! That or nightclubs in the Old Quarter, and also some nice more relaxed places along the lakeside, which is also a park. My food mainly has to be Indian but I have at least 3 regular ones I can go to. My Middle East food has gone (really sad about that) also several other things I'd planned to use are also now gone. I am not a tourist here. Right now I am doing some things I want to get done, then I will look for how I can extend being here. This would be the place to be, as I can't go to KL for 22 months. 5th. Hanoi gets more interesting. I found the gym while walking, but now I've just looked up the website. They have all the dance classes I'm interested in! Hoping I can physically do them of course. But if I can, staying in Vietnam just became a great deal more interesting. They have Hip Hop, K-pop, Zumba and Sha'zam. Plus a lot of yoga classes. Hanoi has a lot going for it, except I hate the overcast weather. It is going to take me to the end of March to get 'right', and to recover from the flight here, where I was stuck in a middle seat (but good price ticket!!) Being in Mexico messed up my hair, because I couldn't get the right conditioning treatment or hair stylist. I can start correcting that next week. The damage to my legs from that flight will take longer. I want to do those dance classes so maybe my next research is how to get visas to stay here longer. 1st.Who would have thought to come to Vietnam for 'beauty treatments'? I wouldn't! And yet the Japanese clinic I am using here has some of the most current, cutting edge equipment, and the doctors are good. The equipment does things like heat deeper levels of the skin so it will start repairing surface issues. So there are a few things I hope to include while I am here, then I think I will come back and continue for another 3 months. It's a great opportunity, and certainly costs a great deal less than in western countries. I may not be able to do my dance classes, but I can do this. 28th. I have begun my programme and will now just continue on with it. It is exciting, in that it is hopeful. 27th. I begin my first important appointment tomorrow, Friday. It is very convenient that Vietnam happened to be the place I could get a 3 month visa for, and they have some things I want at considerably better places. I was poisoned by that bad dentist and I want to clear up the damage. It is possible to do a fair amount of healing for that. There are two more things I am interested in which I would never be able to do in the US and they don't have in PV/Mexico. It will probably take me longer than the current 3 months, but there isn't a reason why I can't add another 3 months, or perhaps the 6 month visa is a thing. I only want to be here as long as I am doing this programme, because I think Hanoi is too overcast. . There is also a gym here with classes, which I might be able to do. My twisted up leg is slowly improving. Really I would like to be able to wear my higher heel shoes, but will have to work out a fashion compromise. Also - to show my Scottish penny pinching - the Japanese store is in most of the countries round here and I first went to it in Singapore. Then I found it in Kuala Lumpur and it is slightly better value for prices there. Then last year I found it in Vietnam, and it is even better for the prices! 26th. Of course my option is Vietnam because I could get a 3 month visa, that is why I am here. But I do want to get on with these things, but the imminent Pole Reversal should change things, and I am also left in a really bad place because of the information and guidance about the HS person. It was such an important thing to happen, yet so terrible to see the real world character emerge. But I still don't know what to do with the 'guidance' or information. The person needs to get through the Pole Reversal but is 'marked' reptilian. I had one set back - the money I withdrew from the bank on Monday was stolen on Tuesday.The spas here are quite cheap and the Thai style massage, which is fully clothed, helps with the back issue so is a priority, but I went to a wrong place. I am definitely going to be more careful next time I do that. I will only go the spas at the good hotels. It is going to be 22 months before I can return to the country that I want to spend the most time in. After spending a year in Mexico, the whole time of that year was the weirdo situation after the 'vicious psychic attack' so pretty awful. I think that it is wiser to leave for 6 months before renewing ant visa. I also have to believe that really bad 'attack' by whatever force is with the HS person, was made known for a reason. Who knows how long that could take to clear. My time here in Hanoi offers the chance to get some things done that are not possible in PV. Things like buy some clothes! But its a good opportunity to actually do some things I can't do in PV. I am now on track to begin my programme, as planned for Hanoi. This is my practical first stop, as I find out what I can do. In reality it is still 22 months before I can do what I want to do. Hanoi is overcast, and I find that depressing. I like sunshine and warmth. I did a little better today with my injuries. Maybe I didn't walk as much, but it was better even though I was hobbling back to my accommodation towards the end! Yesterday I found a place I was looking for, and I have now booked an appointment (I did it this evening - Thursday) which hopefully will be one of the two main things I could not do in PV. I actually had a good routine established in PV towards the end. Today I did check out the gym I am considering trying for one month. It's 2,000,000 Viet dong a month. I think it is on the expensive side but I still have to check the currency exchange. It's $78 USD. There are some so called 'English' girls here, who I just passed in the corridor, but I have to comment on what brainless morons they sounded. It is a tragedy for the world that these things are allowed to travel. They must be about an IQ of 70. It may be that my negative experiences are not just in PV after all. A lot can change in the world in 3 years. However, I also think every English girl who was at the Sunset hostel in PV was also about an IQ of 70. Pole Reversal aka 'Dividing of the Ways' will remove things like this - not said in an unkind way but more a comment that this planet has been caught between a higher world and a much lower one. This planet belongs to those of the higher world. If I change the topic to my own existence, I think now that I am not going to make it through this, even though we have at least got to the right people in the US government now. They have to get the US right first, that's what they said, then after that they can help everywhere else. I am feeling that I am not going to make it. FEB 2025. I am still keeping a few sections on PV on this page. I have said that some of my experiences in PV have been so awful that it has been hard not to feel extremely angry about it. I think overall, anyone would say I am very polite and I make an effort to be nice and interested in others, even though I don't necessarily want to be particularly friends with most people. I can only recall two people who I met at my original accommodation who I enjoyed having a real conversation with. I could also include the person Joanne who was from Taiwan but is now American, but sadly she turned out to be exactly the same as the 'meltdown freaks' with Trump Derangement Syndrome' and she was insane - and absolutely stupid. At the replacement place I went to I did meet a nice lady from Toronto who was good to speak to. The only other person who SHOULD have been lightyears ahead of the dimwits who mostly go to his hostel, the Higher Self person should have been other than another Zombie. He is much better than what he has taken himself into, BUT he doesn't know it. He just doesn't know it. Vietnam is not my favourite place but I could get a 3 month visa which is a great help.I am again checking things out. I don't know the situation. After Vietnam I will probably go to Cambodia to see if that's good again. The place is better than Vietnam. It is still 22 months before I can go to the country I want to go to. May have Pole Reversal before then. Vietnam has done about 3 of these small city developments as shown in the picture above. No-one is going to buy these apartments they've built! There is a similar development on the island of Phu Quoc and these little apartments are priced at $600,000 USD! It is on a beautiful beach, but even so, no-one is going to buy these. I made the decision to return to where I am in Hanoi because I had found at least 5 good places nearby for food et cetera. Now they have all gone! There is still the 'coffee and croissants' but they no longer provide the butter and well, it's just not as good. But it is still the same owners after all. I only managed to find my well priced, good food Indian restaurant. The vegan/vege trendy health food shop has new owners and an absolutely awful menu. I don't think I will even try it. The place used to be hugely popular and must have been very successful - but this one won't be. There was also a good place for cosmetics, and that has gone too! On my first weekday I was able to get a facial done to help my recovery from the flight. I think this recovery is going to take a while, and I am wondering if I can ever do such a long flight again. My injury leaves me almost crippled, and a long flight makes it hell to live with. It is worrying me. I am glad not to be in Puerto Vallarta and I hope I never return there. The fake pandemic and agenda really upended my life especially as I have to make such careful arrangements for how I can live with my various injuries. It is also no help having to be around such sleepy people. This is why you spend money to avoid them. I am not sure that everything was as bad before as what I experienced in Mexico. This is why I am commenting on it all. I believe this all comes under the heading of 'reptile active' and as such, these types will leave the planet at the time of the 'Dividing of the Ways'.
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I have been looking for another picture of Hyunjin to add to this page! 
Cambodia is the country that on the day I arrived in Siem Reap which is near the massive ancient temple-city complex of Angkor Wat, that I just fell in love with. I had the photos of my apartment up on this page. 
I think I am only just recovering from my flight here. Not sure about my leg though.
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