I like buying flowers and handing out to people as acts of kindness. Also to service workers and the shopkeepers in the markets.
I want to make sure these are don't have any cultural / religious contexts that can make it seem rude to hand it out to a person 🙏
Hey everyone,
I am a tourist visiting Da Nang for the upcoming month. Vietnam, the people, the businesses, the space have been so kind to me and I would like to return the favor ❤️
Having access to so much space in myself through the hard work of the Vietnamese people showed and inspired me thaf one of the things that support me in my day to day is to choose to be kind. Kind to myself, kind to others, kind to my immediate surroundings.
There is also a larger context to why I feel like I would like to do it - specifically how some foreigners treat Da Nang / the Vietnamese people, but this is a layered conversation.
I say this because it's part of I would like to be and bring something different during my time here. I have been welcomed so much and the Vietnamese people are inspiring to me in their hard work. Its the least I can do 🙏
So I invite you to join me on a beach cleaning / meditation walk, we will meet on Friday - 15.5 at My Khe beach, start with an opening circle and from there have a 1 / 2 hour walk in which during we will pick up trash we find on the way
With all of that being said, here are the details:
I'll be at Bãi Tắm Biển Mỹ Khê at 11:00 11:15 opening circle, setting intention and short meditation 11:45 - 12:45 beach walk 12:45 group check - in / break, 13:00 second round or closing circle depending on how the group feels :)
You are welcome to join. Whether for a short time, just to walk and meet people, or observe. There are no "shoulds" or "must", just being with presence. If you are interested leave a comment here and I wil DM you or DM me 🙏
Also would love to hear any other suggestions for activities or places to clean. Maybe My Khe is not necessary needed, but I found a lot of plastic cups and cigarrete buds when I was there.
Would love to see you. Much love to you and have a beautiful day 🌻
Context: I have been debating 2 months ago on what laptop should I buy, I had come down to the option of HP Omen Max 16 with 275HX/32GBRAM/5070ti for around 62,000 THB (1900USD) or Asus G16 with 9955HX/32GB/5060 for 52,000 THB (1600USD)
Ended up going with the G16 for the CPU L3 cache (I play mostly cpu bound games).
Looking at the latest release of the 2026 G16 made my heart drop and panic, in a way, for others.
82,990 THB (2554 USD) for a 5060 and 16GB ram is such a overcharge considering last year prices :(
I know there will be comments like "but production costs". But man. Is that supposed to be THAT big of an increase of price while DOWNGRADING the pc?
Mostly wanted to share, but I am open to hear from you how it lands.
Thank you for the space.