Life in Cambodia

Crazy Times

It's been a long while since I've written and I don't like it that way. I've been swamped with a capital "S" my friends and haven't been able to dig myself out of the work yet. I finally said, forget it, I've got to reach out to at least the one person who checks on my blog daily/weekly...MOM! Shout out to Mom for keeping me going ;) No really, I think Blogazonia checks in a lot and Mary is a good trooper too. Thanks all.

Anyway, nothing earthshattering to report, but I guess my blog really isn't about earthshattering news anyway, just the lazy, daily life in one small town in Cambodia. Although I would like to draw your attention to my links listed on the right hand side as I've added a few recently. My friend owns a really lovely photo gallery in PNP: le popil, please check out the website, his photos and those he exhibits, they are marvelous. I really like the ants and fish series by a Cambodian photographer--I saw one of his shows recently and it's amazing how he positioned the ants and fish and leaves and water...peaceful and striking.

Also to check out is Miss Caterwauler, she'll answer your deepest, darkest, most ridiculous questions straight on, no BS.

Actually, there is some significant goings on about town here because my dear man will arrive in only 3 more days! I can't believe it's been 3 months--way too long, but he's on his way on 4 July and I am so thrilled he's actually coming...so, now you have two reasons to visit Cambodia and the guest room is getting all ready to welcome my sister in August, so jump on the bandwagon and see the sights, sounds and wonders of Cambodia! Nice pitch, huh?

So, enjoy your 4th of July BBQs, beach days, camping and vacation days from work! I'm thinking of you here in Cambodia. Oh, and one more thing: I passed the driving tests, and I'm sure, succumbed to some sort of shady money deal/corruption, but hey, I got my Cambodian license! It may not be a real deal, but it looks good--Steer clear of Route 1 and the 11 year old Landcruiser, here I come! More to come soon...

posted by Life in Cambodia @ 11:33 AM