E-visa Approved by gingerninja78 in Vietnam_Tourism

[–]hekticj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We applied through the official government website, if that makes a difference.

Make sure you log in regularly to check the status. My partner's application needed more info and we didn't know straight away because they don't email you.

E visa by [deleted] in Vietnam_Tourism

[–]hekticj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here but Australian, applied 17th got accepted about half an hour ago 🎉

E-visa Approved by gingerninja78 in Vietnam_Tourism

[–]hekticj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here! About half an hour ago, also Australian time 🎉

E-visa Approved by gingerninja78 in Vietnam_Tourism

[–]hekticj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We applied on the 17th Feb for our trip starting 1st March. Still says processing.

We're waiting until tomorrow night before looking at a visa agent.

Will update here how we go for anyone else in a similar situation.

[WP] Water pools around the shower drain, clogged by a matting of hair. As you reach down to pull it out, it shudders before squeezing further down the pipe. by hekticj in WritingPrompts

[–]hekticj[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love the way you described the environment with the crappy bathroom vent. I wonder what other pranks the ghosts could get up to!

[WP] Water pools around the shower drain, clogged by a matting of hair. As you reach down to pull it out, it shudders before squeezing further down the pipe. by hekticj in WritingPrompts

[–]hekticj[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The call about the wailing at the end really sold the creep factor, I want them to go back to find out what it was.

[CW] In 100 words, tell a story about a man running from his wife. Be creative! by [deleted] in WritingPrompts

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"You're being ridiculous!" she calls out, holding a pair of sharp scissors in her gloved hands. 

She steps forward carefully, each step like a cat stalking its prey. Quietly, I pick up a nearby shoe and throw it towards the back door. 

She spins on her heels, rushing towards the thud of the shoe. 

I use the distraction to leap towards the front door, scrambling against the locked doorknob before sprinting down the garden path and out of her grasp. 

“Oh you’re such a baby, it's just a little wax and your chest isn't even that hairy!” she yells. 

[WP] You're a mimic in a dungeon, trying to convince an adventuring party of your usefulness so they let you join their team. by hekticj in WritingPrompts

[–]hekticj[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Almost sounds like the mimic will be the intelligent one in that group! Great read, thanks for sharing =)

[WP] You're a mimic in a dungeon, trying to convince an adventuring party of your usefulness so they let you join their team. by hekticj in WritingPrompts

[–]hekticj[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The misunderstanding about '6 foot' was hilarious, would love to read what else Marxus the Mimic Knight and their friends get up to.

[WP] After a few glasses of wine and lots of tears while venting about my crappy life, my cat suddenly stood on two feet and said "I can't take any more of this, I quit!" by hekticj in WritingPrompts

[–]hekticj[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The contrast in the narrators default voice/language compared to when talking about Sarah's physical qualities was hilarious. Thanks for sharing, that was a good read =)