Monday, December 2, 2013

American Boomers in Vietnam

Word about all that the country has to offer is getting back home and igniting the imaginations of retirees and late-career workers looking for a major change in their lives. If traffic is crazy in Da Nang, a city of one million people, it's far worse in Sai Gon/Ho Chi Minh City and in Ha Noi and where most foreigners choose to live. Why would people who've lived most of their lives in the comfort of the United States want to uproot their lives by moving to Viet Nam? Jerri Sones, 69, and another educator from Seattle, says: "I wanted to try living elsewhere, by myself. The new experiences that I have had, the new places I have seen, the new customs that have been revealed to me, all enhance me beyond description." The difficulty in undertaking such a big change is making the decision but once they've crossed over to their new lives there is little regret.
Source: HUFFINGTON


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