No words are need for this post, but who are we kidding. I can't not talk - I need tell you what is going on or how I am feeling at the time...so I will try to keep my words to a minimum.
Look closely - this woman is hold her IV bag up while riding on the motorbike.
A common sight. Children learn to hold on at an early age.
Fishing
In the city. Cambodian law - the driver must wear a helmet. Others on the bike are not required to wear helmets.
Village home
Village market
Cows are more common than dogs in Cambodia.
These men are fishing with a net
Just walking his cows...
I become very sad and humbled when thinking of this market..... As we were walking through I heard a baby crying, I looked over and saw his Mom holding him. I looked closer and noticed he was hooked up to an IV. As I looked even closer I notice this was a clinic or hospital of sorts. There were many sick people, some had curtains around them, some had cots, some just had plastic chairs. The clinic looked very much like this store. Dirt floor, no electicity, flies everywhere and the temperature is in the 90's. It was at this is the moment I decided I want to come back to Cambodia
on some sort of mission trip. I don’t know what I can do to help, but I am sure there is something.
on some sort of mission trip. I don’t know what I can do to help, but I am sure there is something.
Walking the cows (I love these pictures!)
One of my favorite pictures.
The whole family is off to work.
Before school
I would really like to hear your feedback...Are you enjoying this trip to Cambodia? Did any of the pictures strike you, pull at your heartstrings or did you whiz right past them? What was your favorite? Do you want to see more pictures of daily life in Cambodia?