What a beautiful song! I am so proud to be Lao and American since I now live in the USA. One day I will return to Laos and live my life there. I wll never forget you Laos! You are my homeland.
SABIDY THE OLD LYCEE STUDENTS IN VIENTIANE, GOOD TO SEE ALL OF YOU DANCING, IT'S VERY FUN. WHEN I SEE THE NAME OF LYCEE I HAVE BEEN HOME SICK AND SEE EVERY THING HOW THE LYCEE LOOK LIKE AND ALL OUR FRIEND. THESE THING WILL NEVER BEEN FOR GOTTEN IN LIFE, EVERY BODY GETTING OLD NOW BUT BUDISH BLESS ALL OF YOU. I AM ONE OF THE HMONG STUDENT IN LYCEE. HOPE ALL OF YOU HAVE GREAT HEALTH FOR EVER. I LIVE IN U.S.A.
If my guess is correct, meaning Tou Moua Ly who became the principal of the primary school of San Luang, which was later moved to Tong Mieng, then he graduated from Doong Dauk School of Education.
I attended Lycee Vientiane exactly the same years (1959-1963). Maybe we were in the same class. Who are you? Like to know you better. >> I might know some people dancing Lamvong in this Video. Wish I could attended this event. All of us must in our 6os now. Souvenir inoubliable!!!!
@boonemee Thank you for your advice. I will seriously think about it. It is my dream to return to Laos and build a house in the jungle. I enjoy living with nature. Also, the USA is getting very expensive. It's hard to buy a house. And I don't like living with white black, and mexicans people. I preferred living with asian people especially lao. So when I retire at the age of 65 years old, I will go back to Laos permanently.
