Saigon Kids and American Community School

Earth Album – A Slicker Google Maps + Flickr Mash-Up

Have you ever sat at your computer wondering what it is like someplace in the world – maybe where a Saigon Kid you know lives at now. Or, maybe you are thinking of taking a trip someplace, as you wonder what it’s like there.

Well, now there is Earth Album. What is it you ask?

Earth [...]

Saigon Kids Documentary

Guest Post By Elvera Roussel

Dear Everyone,

I hope you all know I have been filming a documentary for the New York Foundation for the Arts for the last six years.

As I am paying for it all out of my own pocket it has taken a long time to get to everyone who wants to be a [...]

We Are All ONE FAMILY

Guaranteed to touch the heart and inspire the mind, this incredible short film shares an Indigenous Native American Prophecy that links all of life and the future of our planet.

Speaker: Indigenous Native American Prophecy, 0:00 – 1:22 Red Crow Westerman.

Floyd “Red Crow” Westerman (August 17, 1936 – December 13, 2007). Floyd was a [...]

Alhambra Theater Saigon – Now Playing: ROCK, ROCK, ROCK

Welcome to Saturday At The Movies with Saigon Kids.

This week we’re at the Alhambra Theater in old Saigon since this movie was made before the Kinh Do Theater was opened.

ROCK, ROCK, ROCK was made in 1956 but it probably would have been 1958 or 1959 before it would have made it to Saigon – [...]

Saigon Kids Home Movies – A Pretty Yellow Dress On a Pretty Saigon Kid 1963

This is in follow up to my previous Post about Saigon Kids Home Movies.

As mentioned in the Post a few days ago, the idea is being kicked around of compiling a video of old home movies from our days in Saigon.

As promised here is an example of the kinds of old home movies we’d be [...]

Second Generation Saigon Kids In Katmandu

Okay, so you are sitting there wondering what the heck are *Second Generation* Saigon Kids.

Well … they are the off-spring of First Generation Saigon Kids (you know like you are First Generation and your children are Second Generation Saigon Kids). Duh! I guess that wasn’t rocket science – now was it!?! – LOL

Now the story [...]

The Story Of Teddy Stoddard

Many of you may have come across the story of Teddy Stoddard in the past, as it has been circulating around the Internet for years.

But, perhaps this video by Dr. Wayne Dyer tells it best.

As always, you are welcome to leave your comments below.

Bob

Do You Remember Saturday At The Movies

I’m sure we all recall, from the days of our youth, spending Saturday afternoons at the movies when we were younger. As we moved into our teens – Saturday nights at the movie theater was a place we could meet up with our friends (and, hopefully our latest *crush*). Ahh … those sweet memories of [...]

Sunday In Germany: Welcome to Burundi

By Ken Yeager

While many of you, I know, have traveled outside of the U.S., most of your trips have been, I would guess, to Europe, perhaps South America and I know for certain, Southeast Asia. But how many of you have been to Africa? When I say Africa, I am referring to that [...]

Saigon Kids Home Movies

This is probably a long term project, but I thought I’d plant the seed with you now.

The idea is being kicked around of making a video comprised of old “Home Movies” taken by Saigon Kids’ parents while living in Saigon and Viet-nam back in the good old days of the 50s and 60s.

Interested??

Do any of [...]