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After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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in ArtThree Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Le Musée Carnavalet Review
One of the greatest things about France is how culture is often shared through public spaces like cities, monuments and museums. Many of these museums are true treasures, with permanent collections even available to visit for free. When I was younger, I loved visiting museums, but as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to truly understand […] More
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Chez Alain Miam Miam Review
Chez Alain Miam Miam is a beloved spot in Le Marais, right next to the Marché des Enfants Rouges, known for serving what many call the best sandwich in Paris. As a family who enjoys picnicking in parks, we were curious to try this famous sandwich and see if it truly lived up to the hype. […] More
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Vaux-le-Vicomte Castle Review
It’s always a joy for my wife and me to travel with our children through the French countryside. We truly love the landscapes and the rustic charm, where the sky feels bluer and the trees greener than anywhere else. This time, we chose to visit the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte. While it may not be as […] More
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National Air and Space Museum Review
Located in Dugny, just outside Paris, the National Air and Space Museum of France was the destination of a memorable school trip I took as a child. Even today, I vividly recall the sense of wonder it sparked in me. That’s why I recently returned—this time with my son, who’s passionate about airplanes. It was […] More
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El Vecino Taqueria Review
El Vecino is a taqueria — a Mexican-style restaurant located in Paris. Honestly, it’s a question I’ve asked myself before: why isn’t there a great, straightforward spot in the city where you can simply enjoy tacos, tortillas, and guacamole with a franchise vibe? I’m not particularly a fan of franchises, but they do have the […] More
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Cojean Review
Cojean is a French healthy fast-food restaurant founded by Alain Cojean, a former R&D director at McDonald’s. That day, with an appointment nearby, we decided to wait inside this welcoming restaurant, taking a moment to relax and enjoy a drink. We were pleasantly surprised by the place, which, in our opinion, has many strengths that […] More
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10 Facts about Espresso
Espresso is a staple in the coffee world, arguably the most iconic, serving as the foundation for drinks like lattes and cappuccinos. Mastering espresso is no easy feat—it’s one of the most intricate brewing methods, demanding precise equipment for a perfect result. In this article, I’ll share what I’ve learned after using my first espresso […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
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BNF Richelieu Review
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
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BNF Richelieu Review
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in ArtThree Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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in ArtThree Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Le Musée Carnavalet Review
One of the greatest things about France is how culture is often shared through public spaces like cities, monuments and museums. Many of these museums are true treasures, with permanent collections even available to visit for free. When I was younger, I loved visiting museums, but as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to truly understand […] More
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in FoodChez Alain Miam Miam Review
Chez Alain Miam Miam is a beloved spot in Le Marais, right next to the Marché des Enfants Rouges, known for serving what many call the best sandwich in Paris. As a family who enjoys picnicking in parks, we were curious to try this famous sandwich and see if it truly lived up to the hype. […] More
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in ArtThree Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Le Musée Carnavalet Review
One of the greatest things about France is how culture is often shared through public spaces like cities, monuments and museums. Many of these museums are true treasures, with permanent collections even available to visit for free. When I was younger, I loved visiting museums, but as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to truly understand […] More
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Chez Alain Miam Miam Review
Chez Alain Miam Miam is a beloved spot in Le Marais, right next to the Marché des Enfants Rouges, known for serving what many call the best sandwich in Paris. As a family who enjoys picnicking in parks, we were curious to try this famous sandwich and see if it truly lived up to the hype. […] More
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Vaux-le-Vicomte Castle Review
It’s always a joy for my wife and me to travel with our children through the French countryside. We truly love the landscapes and the rustic charm, where the sky feels bluer and the trees greener than anywhere else. This time, we chose to visit the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte. While it may not be as […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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Three Paths to Happiness: USA, France & Vietnam
After spending nearly three years in France, we’ve finally returned to Vietnam — this time with an even deeper appreciation for its unique culture. There’s a quiet kind of happiness that comes not from striving or growing, but from belonging — from feeling in tune with your surroundings, like a piece that naturally fits into the puzzle. […] More
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Review of the Grande Galerie de l’Évolution
For our very last weekend in France before returning to Vietnam, we chose to take one final trip to Paris by train. On the agenda: a special outing for the kids with a visit to the Jardin des Plantes and its famous Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. It was perfect timing — we actually had to […] More
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Miyoo Mini Plus Review
Gaming has been part of our lives since the ’80s, and for me, it all started with the Amiga. I still remember the thrill of playing Warzone and Paperboy—simple times, pixelated graphics, and hours of fun. Then came the golden age of home consoles: the NES, the Sega Genesis… and later, those unforgettable handhelds like the Game Boy […] More
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Review
Louis Vuitton is an iconic luxury brand, renowned for its bags and suitcases, and now also celebrated for its fashion collections. Located in Paris’s 16th district, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is a stunning example of modern architecture that hosts major art exhibitions. This is my second visit — but the first time with my wife […] More
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BNF Richelieu Review
After coming across photos of the BNF Richelieu, we were immediately captivated by its architectural beauty and atmosphere—it quickly became a must-visit on our list. The images alone conveyed a sense of scale and timeless elegance, and we were eager to experience in person what seemed like one of Paris’s most majestic cultural landmarks. The […] More
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Le Musée Carnavalet Review
One of the greatest things about France is how culture is often shared through public spaces like cities, monuments and museums. Many of these museums are true treasures, with permanent collections even available to visit for free. When I was younger, I loved visiting museums, but as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to truly understand […] More
