Last Day

Today, we played soccer and basketball against the UEF students, including players on the actual university soccer and basketball teams. We held our own in soccer (I scored a goal!), but the basketball team beat us pretty handily. We then had a free afternoon, so I went with a group of UEF and Pitt students to another cafe. I gave a few t-shirts to the UEF students, and I received some pretty cool gifts in return. After going to the cafe, we went around the city with the UEF students and I saw some beautiful landscapes and views of the city's skyscrapers.

**Disclaimer: I'm just sitting on the bike. I most definitely did not ride on a motorbike

For dinner, all of the Pitt students were taken to a boat restaurant. The meal was one of the best that I have had here, and being able to tour the waterfront via boat was absolutely stunning. I always like to end a trip with a beautiful view, and I got exactly what I was looking for.

When we got back, I picked up the suit that I ordered, and I love it! We all look pretty good in our suits, if you ask me.

To conclude, I had more fun and learned more than I could have ever imagined in just a two-week span. I have made countless friends, both American and Vietnamese, who I hope I can stay in touch with, no matter how far (or near) they may be. Plus3 Vietnam has been the best experience of my entire life, and I truly think that I am better prepared to be an engineer because of the things, both tangible and intangible, that I learned and experienced on this trip.