Tall Tales from the Mekong Delta by Kate Braverman

The tall story from Mekong Delta Kate Brauberman Cocaine made her a schizophrenic patient. In a high talk from the Mekong Delta, Kate Braiberman consulted through drugs and alcohol and wrote articles about rehabilitated cocaine addicting mother. She is a creative writing teacher who is inspired from a drug trip. Through the story, the teacher is called "her" and is fighting her addiction. Through changes in the sound of addiction, the appearance of Lenny and the appearance of color, it is clear that the physical dependence on the idea of ​​changing medicines is inevitable.

The Mekong Delta formed by the Mekong River is a rice bowl in Vietnam, located in the delta area south of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). It flows into the sea in the southern part of Vietnam and forms the 12 states of the Mekong Delta. Delta is formed by a large amount of abundant and beneficial sludge from the Mekong River; this sediment is quite large, it is said that coastline will grow 80 meters (260 ft) annually. As the river enters the sea or the lake, it forms a delta. Formation is influenced by the amount of sediment carried by the river. The sediments of this layer are rich in alluvial deposits that are very suitable for wet rice cultivation and are now widely practiced in the Mekong Delta, where farmers and fishermen are active in the field of agriculture and aquaculture.

If you explore the waterway with a long tail boat, you can head to the center of Mekhta delta in Vietnam. The Mekong River has twisted and twisted in six Asian countries before reaching the Delta of Vietnam, but this is a historically important area that has been producing nearly half of the country's agriculture. The rural area of ​​Tiang Giang is Cai Be Floating Market, one of the most famous markets in the country. This market consists of countless suppliers of pontoons full of local cargo. When you cross the market you can sell a wide variety of fruits, vegetables and living animals through a narrow canal surrounded by lush rice fields.

If you have the opportunity to travel to the Mekong Delta in southwestern Vietnam, access to the water market should be on your list. The Floating Market is a unique feature of the Mekong Delta. This special market style is always done in the river with hundreds of yachts, samps, boats. Activities in these markets are held every day, but the busiest time is early in the morning. All boats are full of agricultural products, especially fresh fruit. Each boat has several long poles and the top of these poles is what the seller wants to sell. Thanks to this, you only need to pay attention to Paul and know which ship sells what you need.