Showing posts with label Onye In Cambodia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Onye In Cambodia. Show all posts

Monday, December 19, 2011

My Cambodian Adventure Is Nearing an End


I've only a few weeks left here in Cambodia *tear*.
I can't even believe that it's been over a year since I 
first moved out here. Time sure did fly!

As much as I've enjoyed my time in Phnom Penh,
I look forward, with GREAT anticipation,
to the day when I'm back on American soil.

.tis all.

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Late Night Drinks And Dinner

I went out last night for drinks and dinner.
Of course I took NO pictures of the actual dinner....*sigh*.
Lol, I've got to get better at taking photos while I'm out here.

I've only a few months left to document my time out here.
It's time to get serious!



Friday, March 25, 2011

Cambodian Fashion Show

Yesterday, we took some of the girls to a Fashion Show in Cambodia. It took place in a small restaurant and there was a runway that ran from the back of the restaurant to the front. There was a pretty good turnout, and afterwards we headed upstairs for a nice little chill session ;-)

Had a great night!
Everyone was dressed to impress at the fashion show.


My favorite dress of the night.


I heart these ladies



My girl Wvee

They had a great time at their first fashion show.

Teaching the girls how to two step!

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Onye In Cambodia



Enjoying the breeze......warm.....but still breezy

Visal - He was my tuktuk driver for the day. We have a love-hate relationship.
He's so bizarre sometimes and somewhat stalkerish...but his English is pretty on point.

Out here, you're never too young to ride on a motorbike. 
We've seen it all I promise you. 
I've seen an infant being carried on one of these things. 
I've seen about 6 people riding on ONE motorbike at the same time.
 It's very interesting I'll say that.
My first experience on a motor bike involved me screaming
for my life all the way home...*cough* I've since gotten better.
These apartments (?) are down the street from where I live. I'm actually amazed at how they're still standing straight. They look like they're liable to collapse over a small gust of wind.