Sunday, November 22, 2009

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

I miss my days in Cambodia.


The market in Kampong Speu.


A child carrying guavas on his head.





It's time to say goodbye,



I marveled at how the smallest things could make my day:

A Child who decided to bestow a smile on me;
Kids who freely give me many hugs;
Newly acquainted locals showered me with letters;
and a few drawings too;
A keychain from a 14 yr old boy;
and a jar of stars made by an 18yr old girl for someone she really loves;
A 500riel note folded into a pair of swan by a 19yr old boy.






This is their public transport.
They used a van instead of a bus.
This guy was calling for passengers.




Bbq banana.
One should give this a try.








Palm sugar.
They used this for cooking.
That's why their food always has a sweet taste.



Traditional dance.



The kids in the childcare centre.
Some were streets children which have been brought back,
so that they could go to school to study.

Friday, August 21, 2009

Flying off to PHNOM PENH tomorrow.

Will be back in a week.



Byebye (:

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Korea Summer 09 Part 2

Bringing you to Anguk-dong.

This is the auto toilet we saw right after we came out from the subway station.

Many pine trees in Korea.
I like it.

All the shops here sell similar souvenirs.
You can get all of them here.


At Ssamziegil.
Expensive place.


The yellow one is a car lift.
Koreans seemed to like corns a lot.
I dont know.






They like to sit on mats.
Many Koreans sleep on mats too.
Just a part of their culture.





This smells terrible.
But they like 'em.
It looks like worm.
It is some kind of insects...parasite?

I forgot. lol

This is Korean traditional biscuit.

As long as you bite out the love shape perfectly,
you will get another piece for free.
hahaha.


We tried this.
I prefer the plum tea with a bit of sour taste.
While our korean guide prefers the pink one.
I dont know what is it called in english.






This is the place where people play baseball.
Just for practice.
It is quite cheap.
I mean...really cheap.
1000won for.....i forgot how many balls.
around 17 I guess.


I played once, but hahaha.
No hits.
Would love to try again next time.



Here is Gyeongbukgung Palace.


The main gate.

You can get here by getting down from Gyeongbukgung Station, Line 3.