11/1/11 12:35 am. Ha Noi, Viet Nam. School

Well it's the first of November and I've only got six weeks left in Viet Nam. Half of me if sad to go, while the other half is definitely ready to leave. I just wish I could take everyone I care about and bring them here to Ha Noi. This place is amazing, and the experiences I've had here are irreplaceable. The last thing I expected when coming to a communist country was to have more freedom, but thats exactly what I found. Over the weekend I was able to celebrate Halloween Vietnamese style by going to the club I usually go to, Ha Noi Rock City, and trust me, these kids threw down. It'd be one thing if it was just a huge dance party, but the fact that I knew the DJ's and the kids on stage and upfront made the event much more personal. It was like being VIP in Viet Nam. I was even dragged on stage a few times to jump around and pump up the crowd. I have the time of my life here when I'm not in school. High School is a drag no matter where you are in the world. I can't wait to get out of this and start a real life, and possibly a career. In the eighteen years I've been alive I've learned a lot about myself. I'm definitely not a scientist, or economist, or anything related to academics. Being an artist is a pain in the ass, but it's definitely interesting.

You can see me with my hand up standing next to my brother in the NYC hat. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWttrIL0PzY&feature=player_embedded - Check this out, this was halloween night. Filmed by my friend