“When you’re this tall”
The sun had just set and the sky had that kind of glow that made everything seem cinematic. It was Saturday evening and families were […]
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Dolphins, Diving and Drugs
Kratie, the sleepy provincial capital where I have been staying for the past three weeks, has a surprising number of backpackers wandering around the town. […]
Opportunity Knocks
There are just two months left in this year abroad, and the end seems to be coming at a fast pace. Sorry to my friends […]
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
These could not possibly be the same kids I was playing Uno and Legos with all afternoon. Not the ones who jumped all over me […]
Privileges of a White Traveler with a Blue Passport
I’ve been in Cambodia for over a week now and have started volunteering at an English program in Kratie, a bumpy five-hour ride from Phnom […]
A Tale of Two Cities
It’s hard to believe it’s been three weeks since Vicky Ann and I visited Angkor Wat, considered by many to be the number one tourist […]
The Killing Fields
The blood stains on the tile floor had been there for more than 40 years, but standing in the room of the former high school […]
A Cambodian Story
One night at our beach bungalow, Chan, the friendly owner, sat down and began telling us his life story. I am a little fuzzy on […]