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[sweet_n_sour718]

Hmm,  everyone is asking and I don't know where to start.

If I had words to even begin describing and retelling all that I saw and that enraptured my heart, I think I would do it an injustice. Which is why, I suppose why words fail me everytime I try.  But, as always I shall try despite my insufficiencies.

The capital, Phnom Penh is full of poverty

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Re: Cambodia

[sweet_n_sour718]

hah, you'd think that no rules would create a problem, but they just kind of flow in & out .. they've adjusted. & there are TONS of Motos. So.. smaller vehicles = less wrecks.. or something?

We stayed at a hotel. It was a little.. different, but we had airconditioner & clean rooms & everything, so it was fine.

About 14 all together. 11 "kids" & 3 "adults".

We taught english & told them about Jesus in the evenings. We hung out with them & did some touristy things (like saw the killing fields, went to the market, went to a museum that polpot used as a prison when it once was a school, rode an elephant..) in the mornings.

Um.. the food is very much the same as Chinese. So we ate that & then of course they have Western food too, so we had pizza & burgers. It was cool.

I love answering your questions! I wish you could go too, it's beautiful.

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Re: Cambodia

[sweet_n_sour718]

YAYYYYYYYY I'm proud of you pulling your grade up. We really must have a talk sometime. I've missed our hours of chatting.

No, they aren't Chinese. Some of them are.. but then they aren't really Khmer (to be pronounced Ka-my). A lot are mixed.. imagine.. hispanic colored chinese people.. maybe that helps. When I get pictures up you'll see..