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11/6/2023 - Today I discovered that I really enjoy going to museums

Today I discovered that I really enjoy going to museums. I like the feeling of wandering around unconsciously. There are always corners with beautiful architecture that nobody goes to, so I can have them all to myself.


I don't know what will happen next, but I still want to live a life as beautiful as the movies I watch. A little romance, a little loneliness, and contemplation.


I really love Europe. My little Vung Tau used to be a French city built for tourism. Even the name sounded very French at one time, Cap Saint Jacques, and the French language was taught in school. But now it no longer has that color, only remnants of the past. Exploiting that French heritage is also a challenge.


Anyway, for now, I'll just explore the French heritage in Vung Tau, but I still have to go to Europe. I can't use the excuse that Vung Tau was once a French colony to stop trying to go to Europe. Keep trying.

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