UPDATE: This blog is no longer in use, follow me on Twitter and Instagram for news of my latest projects.
I’m meant to be an English teacher, but Vietnam has a habit of throwing new, unexpected opportunities and experiences at you on an almost daily basis so I seem to have unwittingly become a Jack-of-all-trades. In my spare time I’ve recently taken up writing, here are a few pieces I’ve managed to convince people to publish:
For The Guardian:
A story about taking my adventurous, 90 year old grandmother, who suffers from dementia, on a Kenyan adventure
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/aug/10/nan-goa-culture-club-breakfast-bundles
For Cracked:
Legendary Lost Treasures That You Can Still Find
http://www.cracked.com/article_21375_6-legendary-lost-treasures-that-are-still-up-grabs.html
6 Religious Sites That are Way More Creepy Than They Are Holy
http://www.cracked.com/article_21782_6-creepy-religious-sites-way-worse-than-temple-doom.html
For Buzzfeed:
The Mindboggling Motorbikes of Vietnam
http://www.buzzfeed.com/alexsinclairl/the-mindboggling-motorbikes-of-vietnam-xq89
For The Culture Trip:
7 Influential New York Philosophers
For Clapway:
Self-Driving Cars to save 300,000 Lives
http://clapway.com/2015/10/02/driverless-cars-300000-lives123/
For Escape Artist:
The 10 Unholy Driving Commandments of Vietnam
http://www.escapeartist.com/live/2014/09/10/ten-unholy-driving-commandments-vietnam/
I have also set up my business, Teacher’s Friend – Vietnam. Providing all the help anyone would ever need to teach English in Vietnam.
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Hi Alex. Nice to meet you. Thank you very much for your follow on my blog. I hope you will enjoy your visit.
I am looking forward to read more from you and your experiences.
Cheers
Aanchal
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Hi Alex. Great idea for a blog. Been looking through all your posts – so typical of Vietnam! We spent some time in both the north and the south and were endlessly entertained by what they carry on bikes. And we survived crossing the road in both Hanoi and Saigon. Loved the story about your nan.
Thanks for following our blog. I hope you enjoy the stories of our journey. And don’t be a stranger. Feel free to join the conversation.
Cheers, and happy teaching
Alison
PS I speak igpay atinlay 🙂
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Hi Alison, thank you very much. I’m living here at the moment and I just love the place. Your journeys look absolutely fantastic and I’ll be sure to stay in touch.
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