Do Cambodian farmers or farmers in other countries have to care about this? Maybe they do in their own world but in the real world, patience pays off. —————————-PHNOM PENH (AFP) — Cambodia’s royal oxen performed an ancient ceremony to predict the country’s agriculture fortunes — and raised fears of a low rice harvest by […]
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Dear Vanneth, How are you today? I think that you are still doubting that I am telling you the truth. In fact, I know you are still doubting. I can’t thank you enough for it. It means you care about me. You know, I had been in that situation before and somehow I won’t let
2005-written email I sent to one of my best girfriends Read More »
Do you feel a great shock after hearing about the outbreak of ‘swineflu’? Then, you are one of us. Cambodia does not have any outbreak of swineflu yet. But I’m afraid in the future there will be since we’re one of the world. That also has something to do with our neighbouring countries like Vietnam
Swine flu in Cambodia yet? Read More »
Hello Readers, Above is the funny picture of my best friend. I am sitting on the left and she on the right. The captions are quite for a good laughter if you have a Cambodian sense of humor. It’s been almost three years I have been maintaining this blog. I have felt somehow very closely
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Oh, how badly break-up can break the heart! I never expect it happens to us human beings because it is something nobody wants to touch and it does destroy the soul. How does it start? And what things lead to this broken state of life? Sometimes, it’s the fault of the girl; sometimes it’s the
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I don’t know if you don’t think it’s a sin to stop people from crying. But I hate it when someone threatens to stop you from crying. The person doesn’t actually understand the value of crying. What’s wrong with crying? We only cry to release the pain and sorrow hidden inside…crying isn’t that intolerable… it’s
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The simple line we hear every day is “We’re born, we live and die”. But I see fear in it. When I feel great, I look around my surroundings. When I feel distraught, I tumble but feel like living. When I am alive, I know I don’t feel thankful enough for this breath or being
I want to feel alive forever ^__^ Read More »
http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/story.asp?file=/2009/4/16/lifefocus/3625922&sec=lifefocus It gets me flabberghasted seeing many girls very keen to keep up their looks or appearances like Korean or Chinese film stars. More than that, they have gone into great lengths and also risk their health for ‘their beauty.’
Beauty Beauty in Cambodia Read More »
Isn’t this a very common question individuals ask themselves? How many times have you asked yourself this question and since when? Obviously, life’s core value is we’re born for a particular purpose; that’s to live well. Just as a funny saying puts it, “Live to eat or eat to live.” 🙂 From time to time,
What do you want to do in your life? Read More »
By Kounila Keo Thousands of high school students enter university every year in the hope of studying the right subject for a lucrative job. Business, information technology, and English are among the more popular university majors, but journalism suffers from a perception it is risky. However, this did not deter Chan Sovannara, 22, who attended
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