Two blog posts in two days! Craziness! This is what happens when you're self-quarantined due to conjunctivitis. While I wait for my eye drops to arrive from Phnom Penh, I had a little visitor to deal with...
Yesterday afternoon, I chased a mouse around my house with a bowl. I tried to capture it, but the wily bugger got away. This was the second time yesterday there was a mouse in the basket in my shower. There is nothing for it to eat, no soap out or anything. It just likes sitting in my basket?
Later that night,
The Khmer saying "tork tork penh bampong" (Drop by Drop Fills the Bucket) is my philosophy of governance and personal growth while living and working in Cambodia.
Friday, 25 October 2013
A mouse in the house
Labels:
Buddhist,
Khmer house,
Kratie,
mouse
Location:
KratiƩ, Cambodia
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Let me catch my breath for a minute
What a month. I've been in Phnom Penh just as much as I've been in Kratie. And I've been sick again. It's time to go home to Kratie and get healthy!
I was in Phnom Penh for two meetings, one of which seemed to build my relationship with the District Council Chief, so it was a good week before I left for my much-needed break on Koh Rong. My fellow traveller Tracy (and fellow Canadian VSO volunteer) explains our trip well in her blog post. Despite the backpacker overload and stark reminders of the underbelly of tourism in Cambodia, I felt rejuvenated after my trip. Slightly sunburned but rejuvenated.
Then it was back to Kratie for a brief stint. My VA was really
I was in Phnom Penh for two meetings, one of which seemed to build my relationship with the District Council Chief, so it was a good week before I left for my much-needed break on Koh Rong. My fellow traveller Tracy (and fellow Canadian VSO volunteer) explains our trip well in her blog post. Despite the backpacker overload and stark reminders of the underbelly of tourism in Cambodia, I felt rejuvenated after my trip. Slightly sunburned but rejuvenated.
Then it was back to Kratie for a brief stint. My VA was really
Labels:
beach,
conjunctivitis,
dengue,
flood,
Koh Rong,
Kratie,
leptospirosis,
Phnom Penh
Location:
KratiƩ, Cambodia
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