Chau Phu

10.3.
for finishing a giant fish sculpture covering the front of our roof

swimming villages

captain octopussy (by Verena, Robin and Irina)

9.3.

we leave Long Xuyen

After one week it feels like home to us here, but we had to

move from one ferry to another and than to the port and than even

away from the port because somebody important where about to pass

the ferry station and should not see all the gathered waste.

Time to go on I thought, but we'll come back when floating south again.

                    











neighbors house

bye bye smiley




8.3.
Irina leaves us.
I don't want to get cheesy.
She woke up at 7.30 and started to work at 8.00, good girl!
(Sebastian, in case you read this: I wake up this early too, every day,
often before sunrise, it doesn't seem real somehow)

We put the first sculpures at their place. They will be at the fishmarket in Long Xuyen
for 3 month, in case they survive untill that. Afterwards, a nice recycling business lady
will pick them up to sell their parts (surprisingly, she can make profit from almost every
kind of plastic we find, even though its still dirty and well mixed).

7.3.
Verena leaves us. She was very impellient to our project and
got lots of creative ideas popping out of her head. Nobody besides her
can slide across the fragile roof of our boat as elegant as our skippy.
I don't want to get cheesy about how much we miss your person.
(*try to hide tears*)


















6.3.
one day off,
We went to a swimmingpool, where the a vietnamese
school class swam fully dressed in their sport uniforms.
The boys at the gym opposite the pool were slighly
distracted by the stunning bodies of my workmates.

At night we had a tiny but bangin' dancing party at the ferry
with our Long Xuyen buddies. Nobody got sick by drinking this time.

I stop putting the text to the middle of the page because its pretty annoying to do it.
Thanks for your understanding.