For our wedding anniversary, Will surprised me and had our friend Adrian serenade us at Dinner that night : )
He played Ashokan Farewell, which is what I walked down the aisle to. Awwwwwee.
A few of the ppl at our table, Lauren, Rebecca, Adrian and Katie
Zac & Patty are K1 volunteers, along with Matt, Diedre and Whitney
Me and Will : )
CMAC | Cambodian Mine Action Center - we toured this center where they train people and dogs to deactivate the landmines that are all across the countryside. It is a government funded organization.
Some of the German shepards. Younger ones cost $5000 (untrained) trained ones cost $10,000 (that's USD)
Some of the trucks
Doggy gravesite (although we found out that these just passed of old age, and not of landmine accidents)
The Wat back in Kampong Tralach
Rain's coming in...
Oooh- KT cooking day! This day we made mashed potatoes (and I helped). Canned milk, butter (well fake butter, it was sort of waxy tasting), garlic, green onions and salt and pepper. They were delicious!!
ANNNND we had some FRIED CHICKEN, and onion rings and sauteed green beans. Will showed all how to butcher a chicken.
The boys making garlic buttered toast
Katie G and deidre doing dishes
Mmmm Garlic Toast
This little hut is where I have language class...
inside the hut
crazy huge bug (looked like a giant giant leaf)
Neighbor boy holding their little puppy
The crew of us that went fishing in the Tonle Sap. We stopped at Daro's grandparents house along the way and picked up his cousin Riet
Sopeap's Parents
Puuuupppy
Fishing!
Me playing with the fun filters on my software program. Will; is fishing.
Tonle Sap -
People boating on the river
Me and the girls
River bank
Donnie trying her luck
SNAKE on the riverbank....
little boy who wasn't afraid of snake...
You can barely see the outline of the mountains on the horizon in the distance
traditional boat
Daro and the only fish we caught (if you look closely you can see it's about 1“ long) ha. As you can tell, Daro is very excited about his catch.
