back. I took a long pull off the bottle and handed it to "Here's to it!!" everyone chimed back. The music blared as we headed down the road towards the middle of the city. Dinner was first, and I wanted to get it over with so we could have some At the restaurant, which, by the way, was much nicer than anything I expected, we had some wonderful Vietnamese food which we washed down with some kind of Vietnamese home-brew liquor. The stuff tasted like kerosene at first, but after a round or two, I started to like it. The buzz was marvelous, more like being high than being drunk. Not at all like an alcohol buzz. We were all feeling "mah-vel-ous" when we left. I thanked Ted and Al for the treat as we pulled out of the It was about eleven o'clock when Al pulled the van into a secluded area that overlooked the city. A gloriously full moon washed the city with silver light and the combination of nature
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